The spur is just below the 17m ham band and is about 1 watt in power, suitable for world-wide communications! The "lucky" thing was that you weren't caught.
The fist IF freq. is too high for an affordable roofing filter. I think the IF before the DSP is 455khz, not sure. You could rig up a crystal, cw filter to kick in when needed fairly easily. This was
What limits the speed of the Peg/Jup's band scope? When I used the Jupiter's bandscope it was fairly fast but when using it in Peg mode, it is really s l o wwww. Is this the fault of the rig, firmwar
Thanks Carl. It makes sense. When the Jupiter does it's own scan, it's much faster. 2 questions: Does the agc not affect the Jupe in standalone mode scanning? Could a firmware change take care of thi
Does the bandwidth of the dsp affect the definition of the peaks on the scope? If so, wouldn't you need to do some demodulating? Steve Ellington N4LQ@iglou.com -- Original Message -- From: "Duane - N
I had a Flex SDR here for a while and it has the most beautifully defined bandscope I've ever seen It makes the ICOM PROs look like trash. It takes the I and Q signals from the "Tayloe" detector, whi
Will it work on the Pegasus as well as the Jupiter? Steve Ellington N4LQ@iglou.com -- Original Message -- From: "LDG Electronics" <ldg@ldgelectronics.com> To: <tentec@contesting.com> Sent: Tuesday, F
Sturart: I have a Peggy here with the internal tuner and it works fine. I was just curious if this new model would be a direct swap. Steve Ellington N4LQ@iglou.com -- Original Message -- From: "Stuar
I just got this Peg today. The internal tuner seems to work fine. I'm using the N4PY pgm and there are 5 buttons that control the tuner. 3 of them are for making fine adjustments. It does make quite
I have no idea what lurks inside this white box but i though LDG made all of TTs internal tuners. Steve Ellington N4LQ@iglou.com -- Original Message -- From: "Steve Baron - KB3MM" <SteveBaron@StarLin
Wish I knew the exact size wrench but yes on most TT gear you must remove all knobs and front panel to access the screws holding the PTO on the frame. Steve Ellington N4LQ@iglou.com -- Original Messa
A local here has one hooked to his Omni VI (note how I mentioned TenTec) and I had a chance to use it. I was very impressed and if I weren't spending so much money on filters I would buy one myself.
I'm hearing it here in KY, S4 at 6:40PM. It almost sounds like low speed data. The only explanation for the wide coverage and constant strength is: ITS FROM OUTER SPACE. I just fed the audio into my
BTW: In all seriousness, I've been hearing a steady carrier on 80m at 3521.00khz for 2 weeks now. My buddy down in SC can also hear it at about the same strength. Steve N4LQ -- Original Message -- Fr
This may be another opportunity for INRAD. I think their roofing filter for the MP is 75mhz. I ordered one for my Omni VI and it should arrive any day. They are expensive but according to initial tes
I would think a switch could take care of that problem. It will automatically switch in/out on the Omni VI by selecting one of the N buttons. Perhaps it could be made to switch out when selecting a n
It's a 600khz roofing filter for cw and a wider one for SSB. The first run is sold out and he says the nest batch won't be ready until at least the end of Feb. Mine was shipped a few days ago and I w
Totally wrong. The 6.3mhz 2.8 goes in the 2.4 slot and the 9mhz 2.8 replaces the stock 2.4 filter. They do not go in the 250hz and N slots. N4LQ. If I were home and had the book in front of me I woul
1. With rig facing you, turn it over. 2. Remove bottom cover. 3. remove bottom shield. 4. On the left rear you have 2 optional filter slots. Don't use those. 5. There is a filter on the far left (non