It sounds like someone tapped the 9MHz i.f. and ran it out through a
Clifton Labs buffer amp. This is a user applied mod.
Barry N1EU
On Sun, Dec 28, 2014 at 1:43 PM, David Perrin<dbperrin@gmail.com> wrote:
Reading what had been posted on the topic of locating a 9 MHz tap
on an older EAGLE I opened up my EAGLE to investigate. What I found on the
left side of the rig was a small pc board mounted by one screw on a
vertically positioned shield. There are two mini-coax cables running to it.
As you look at the board (mounted) I soldered a mini coax cable to
the “top” coax connector. Then I was able to run that coax along that
shield for the length of that pcbd and towards the rear panel. A small hole
was drilled in the rear panel to feed that coax out the rear. I took a few
pictures if you’re interested- email me.
In a related issue, my problem now is to get software to work
with it. After loading the Ensemble II software it keys me to use the
easier fast load of the required files. I haven’t been able to bring up the
DAQ file for the Ensemble II once the loading program has been loaded, it
keeps reverting to an earlier file that was used a few years ago with the
Raocmite40 receiver.
What software is proven to work with the Ensemble II?
73 de Dave, K1OPQ
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