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- Subject: [amsat-bb] xmit inhibitor
- From: "Bill Booth" <710138@xxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 27 Feb 2003 08:42:28 -0500
> All of the recent messages about accidently transmitting through a
> downconverter has renewed my interest in building some type of circuit to
> prevent damage to my d/c..
> Does anyone know of a circuit design that would inhibit RF from being
passed
> to the d/c?
I looked for the same thing, and in the end went with "The Protector" from
SSB Electronics. It is a bit expensive, but I put it in front of the d/c
and now I do not have to worry at all. It blocks all RF and I do not have
to worry at all. Rated at 50W ssb/cw or 30W fm and is for use with 144 Mhz
IF d/c only.
I am sure if you check their web site you will find somethig on it.
Bill VE3NXK
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