-- ONE more time Look guys, LETS PUT THIS RELAY STUFF TO REST. Those relays on my website are 10KW CW high voltage relays, and they are $45.00 these are NOT the 5 KW CW RatPak replacement relays whic
I dont care to be called an idiot and I demand an apology. Moderator please take note. My comment was directed at what appeared to be the same relay as used by Ameritron and if it was the same then $
Jermey, It is YOU that is off base here. YOU made the accusation, and an unfounded one at that. No one that I know of has ever felt ripped off by WX0B. Just to let you know, I have not purchased anyu
I own a number of Array Solution products and in my opinion the quality is excellent. Jay also does a great job of supporting his products. I had a Stackmaster that had some relay problems, although
The VNA might take the guesswork out of some of the measurements, but doesn't tell you much about how to change the design to make it "better". And for using "non-RF" components in RF applications (w
The VNA is simply a tool. As with any tool it requires that the user have an understanding of its abilities as well as his own. The DowKey is not a stripline design, it is a coaxial line section; bi
Not the one I have sitting on my desk. It's a SP6T and it's got six little striplines that are moved by solenoids. I also have a microwave transfer switch, and it's got 4 little striplines that move
The "classic" Dow Key 60 Series that has been around since 1952 is a coaxial line section. This was the one that most hams grew up with before the advent of xcvrs. I still have the one I bought in 19