I have my Jupiter on a shelf just above my monitor and have no problems.
One thing I do have is a filter on the DC input, close to the rig, which
was there for my Scout. I had some problems with things getting in via the
DC leads on the Scout and the filter fixed that problem. Since it is there
for the Jupiter it may be helping any problems I might have had. Love that
Jupiter!
Bill Ames
KB1LG
"Stuart Rohre" <rohre@arlut.utexas.edu>@contesting.com on 04/20/2001
06:00:09 PM
Sent by: owner-tentec@contesting.com
To: <cshyde@yahoo.com>, "Ten Tec" <tentec@contesting.com>
cc:
Subject: Re: [TenTec] I'm getting reports of RF in my Pegasus ssb audio.
Carl,
Good comments. Remember all, the Ten Tec radios benefit by not being right
by the noisy computer cabinet. Same for Monitors, they are the most RF
noisy of the computer components. See if you can put them on a different
level than the Pegasus case. Most monitor RF comes out the CRT FRONT!
For those with a Jupiter, if you have a computer in the shack, have it far
away from the radios. That goes for any make radio. Computers have many
noisy computer clock signals and other hash.
73,
Stuart K5KVH
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carl Hyde" <cshyde@yahoo.com>
To: "Ten Tec" <tentec@contesting.com>
Sent: Friday, April 20, 2001 7:52 AM
Subject: Re: [TenTec] I'm getting reports of RF in my Pegasus ssb audio.
>
> One of the best tools I have used to chase down RFI problems (besides
burning
> your lip on a microphone putting out a hundred watts) is the el-cheapo
Radio
> Shack SWR/field strength meter. In the field strength mode you can sniff
around
> cables and radios for RF presence. There is no substitute for a good RF
ground.
> I have one of the Ten Tec RF counterpoise kits that I used in a second
floor
> apartment a few years ago and it made a tremendous difference in keeping
the
> RFI at bay. The arrangement of the Pegasus with the computer, monitor and
radio
> is critical. You may have to try different locations and some snap-on
torroids
> on the connecting cables. Last night I looked back at the reflector
archives
> since the debut of the pegasus, I found that most of these problems are
monitor
> and switching power supply noise being coupled into the Pegasus. Some
monitors
> seem to put out more noise than others and some owners have had to
replace
> noisy monitors. Other owners re-arranged their computer and monitors in
> relation to the radio to cure the problem.
>
>
> =====
> Carl H.
> Remember, the opposite of PROGRESS is CONGRESS
>
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