Evaluate against what? While Ive heard of Steward in the past I see nothing on Lairds site that gives me any information to base an evaluation on. Would you buy a complete unknown product of any kind
The real Fair-Rite part # is 2873000202. The BN73-202 is a made up number by Amidon which usually has the highest prices when you include shipping. Carl KM1H _________________________________________
Mouser will get them in a package of 250, they list them as available but non stocked. Carl KM1H _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QSB QSB - hw? BK
Maybe you just dont understand the process. In a real company a project engineer searches data sheets for something that looks good and then asks for samples. If the engineer has any experience he al
Thats good to know, at that price a 100 wont even make minimum if its still $25. Carl KM1H _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QSB QSB - hw? BK
So who is this mysterious off brand ferrite supplier or is that a secret? Carl KM1H _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QSB QSB - hw? BK
I dont know where the National engineers got their start with ferrite suppression but the basics were around since the 30's and refined during WW2. They were using beads on leads by the early 60's o
What do you mean 3rd world? That describes the majority of the USA, present company excepted, but here they throw in a TV or monitor flyback! Carl KM1H _______________________________________________
Id forgotten Indiana General and their famous Q-1 cores, that was my first attempt at Beverage matching....seems eons ago. OTOH, Hayward was 44 years younger and a bit of a frugal type in keeping wit
Ditto on the Antec, Ive been using them on both the higher end PC's Ive built for several years and I dont have to keep upgrading as I change or add things. Very cool running too. Carl KM1H _________
** Considering the YCCC's long time reputation for top level engineering ability plus the others mentioned such as K3LR Id consider that article a must read. ** Not really ** Ive been using beads ove
Youre welcome to your opinion based upon your experience Tom. While 160 never presented any problems your rebuttal to the YCCC paper was generic and on 20-10 and also 6M I beg to differ based on my a
Most folks with Drake, Collins, and some other vintage and pricey equipment arent about to do a Hammy Hambone conversion to better connectors. Carl KM1H ______________________________________________
Frank, I respect your input. In my situation I have no control over RF grounding of the equipment since the foundation is sitting in a hole blasted out of rock. Dirt all over the property is only 1-2
** Which is strictly his opinion. Another is that Chuck ** Since when is using an established procedure called not knowing how to measure? He also didn't know ** Thats strange since he mentions the l
What does he consider a long audio cable Paul? Ive been using 600 Ohms to run studio type equipment for the AM station. Carl KM1H _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9
Thats correct at UHF and up but what is the error you have actually measured at 1.8 MHz? about 100MHz. What am I missing here? _______________________________________________ UR RST IS ... ... ..9 QS
Thats what I used at work in the 80's to measure, seemed to correlate well with the expected attenuation. Ive also had one at home for about 20 years. Carl KM1H ______________________________________
** Define serious errors and using what for measuring? ** Ive read all that Agilent and other stuff when published since it was part of the engineering library at work. Since we were involved with 10