> I felt vindicated when Jim said:
>
> >Considering that the broadcast industry
> >uses the tuner approach, it's probably
> >a winner.
>
> Yay! Here's a photo of a some tuners, 1 per band:
>
> http://home.swbell.net/swca/radio/Tuners.JPG
By the way, for all you tuner buffs out there, I just noticed that this
photo includes a rather remarkable tuner. In the center of the photograph
(below the vertical Maglite flashlight) is a small one-quart paint can with
no label and some knobs, switches and UHF connectors on it.
This tuner is a gift from Paul Bittner, W0AIH, who, like me, terminates each
coax at the shack with a matching network. Whereas I have a mix of
homebrews, antiques and modified Dentrons, Paul built all of his from
scratch and houses them in these little paint cans. I have run the Alpha at
full output through Paul's little can there and it works great (20 Meters).
In this photo it is taking the day off.
Mark, N5OT
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