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Monthly Archives: March 2017
An Arduino Based Vector Network Analyser
My first opportunity to experience first-hand the advantages of owning a network analyser was when Charlie, M0PZT kindly brought his MFJ-259 Analyser over and we took a look at a Magnetic Loop antenna that I’d constructed. It was suddenly so very easy … Continue reading
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1.3GHz Transverter – separate TX / RX ports
The SG-Lab TR1300 transverter continues to impress me. My current setup on 1.3GHz is the TR1300 with Sam, G4DDK’s VLNA and a single 67 element long yagi. The Anglian transverter is used on the 144MHz IF side, both transverters are locked … Continue reading
Posted in 23cms, Blog, EME, GHz_Bands
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