TECHNICAL SECTION
Here you will find a number of technical articles which I hope will be of some interest.
G3PHO's feedhorn made from stock plumbing parts |
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Markers certainly up to 24GHz and maybe 47GHz! |
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G3PHO installed an mm-Tech 2 watt PA into his 24GHz transverter |
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Updated 22 July 2001 with corrections to G3PHO's details and with new photographs from G7MRF |
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G3PHO's latest (March 2003)transverter project. Full details and lots of photos plus a downloadable PDF file |
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CONVERTING THE MA/COM RAPAC "WHITEBOX " TO 10GHz
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How to convert this Microwave Associates data comms unit into an effective 10GHz narrowband system. I've had this written up for 9 years but never published it! Follow the second link for some interesting information on the MACOMM "whitebox" local oscillator |
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Try this rugged dish/mast system for your rover station. |
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-by G4NNS
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Measure Sun and Moon noise as well as assess your equipment noise figure and tune up your feedhorn. |
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Read how to get on this band with the minimum of fuss. UPDATED WITH NEW CONSTRUCTION DETAILS AND PHOTOS |
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Using the Drake 2880 Downconverter |
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This link takes you directly to G0MRF's website.... please come back here afterwards! |
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The most recent modifications by G0MRF - August 1999. Hot up your unit, even on 2.3GHz! |
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Using the DB6NT 10GHz transverter module in a 5 watt portable station. |
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Full article and software for immediate download! Designed and presented by Dave Wrigley, G6GXK. Build this useful programmable ID for your microwave transceiver -- it plugs into your microphone socket! |
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GW3ATM'S solution to a difficult problem |
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Simple homemade test equipment |
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Build this useful module, designed by John, G3DVV |
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CASSEGRAIN SUBREFLECTOR DESIGN ARTICLE (175KB pdf file) |
Download G7MRF's article and Excel Spreadsheet to make your sub reflector design calculations.
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VERSATILE TRANSVERTER INTERFACE FOR THE FT817
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This article by G3PHO describes a means of interfacing microwave transverters to the very handy little FT817 transceiver. The full constructional article is also available as a PDF download. |
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This page takes a look at my 47GHz portable equipment |
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