[SCCC] Need Monitor Suggestions

[Dennis Younker NE6I]

Thanks Bob, looks like a “carriage return” got added by the reflector and moved those letters to the next line. 

 

From: Bob Grubic <bobgrubic at gmail.com> 
Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2020 11:59 AM
To: Dennis Younker NE6I <NE6I at cox.net>
Cc: Southern California Contest Club <sccc at contesting.com>
Subject: Re: [SCCC] Need Monitor Suggestions

 

Anyone trying to click on Dennis's link above, be sure to add the "ection" to the link that seems to have been cut off in the pasting into the email. That's why you may have gotten a Page Not Found error.

 

Here it is complete: https://palomar-engineers.com/ferrite-products/ferrite-cores/ferrite-mix-selection

 

73,

Bob NC6Q

 

On Wed, Feb 12, 2020 at 6:50 PM Dennis Younker NE6I <NE6I at cox.net <mailto:NE6I at cox.net> > wrote:

Steve,

I am far from an expert in this area. I did some research when I experienced
RF signals getting into my station monitors. I learned that the ferrite mix
is important. I bought some clamp on chokes of the appropriate mix for my
situation and placed them on the video cables right at the monitors. This
solved all of my problems of RF getting into my computer monitors, even at
1.5 KW RF output. 

I'm sharing this just in case you hadn't read up on ferrite mixes. Lots of
info on the web. A little can be found here:
https://palomar-engineers.com/ferrite-products/ferrite-cores/ferrite-mix-sel
ection

--Dennis NE6I

-----Original Message-----
From: SCCC <sccc-bounces at contesting.com <mailto:sccc-bounces at contesting.com> > On Behalf Of Steve
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2020 2:15 PM
To: sccc at contesting.com <mailto:sccc at contesting.com> 
Subject: [SCCC] Need Monitor Suggestions

My old Samsung T220HD monitor (about 11 or 12 years old) doesn't like 
me transmitting on the low bands. Especially on 80, but also when I'm 
on 160 or 40, it'll turn itself on and off with my keying. Sometimes, 
it'll shut itself off and won't turn on again without playing with it 
a bunch. But it doesn't generate any interference on any band, high 
or low, that I've heard. I've tried wrapping it in aluminum foil, 
chokes and MANY chokes on the power and video leads, etc., all to no 
avail. Time to replace it, I suppose.

Any recommendations?? I've just built a new shelf unit for my new 
radio, laying it out specifically to hold the Samsung which is 
roughly 20-1/2"W by 17-1/2"H (with the stand), before remembering 
just why I've not been using it. I've only been running barefoot; 
i.e., 100 watts output; the thing shuts off and on again with just 50 
watts on 80 and around 75 on 40. I'd dread to see what happens when I 
finally get an amp going here...

My HOA-limited setup has a sloping wire drooping from a pine tree in 
the back yard down to the middle of my window frame; thus, the 
antenna is just a few feet away from the monitor. I can't possibly 
relocate it, nor can I move the radio somewhere else.

TNX,
SteveH K0XP

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