[AMRadio] Protecting receiver (was WTB: Coax relay, 110VAC, aux contacts)

Rob Atkinson ranchorobbo at gmail.com
Sat Nov 19 14:12:16 EST 2011


Hope that Ray has it.  It is getting harder to complete the entire run
of ER.  Last I checked there were around a dozen issues that were out
of print.  I bought my complete run of ER about 18 months ago, minus
the out of print issues.  Eventually Ray told me they were not likely
to get reprinted because of the extremely high cost and the down
economy.  I even offered to travel to ER's office and make copies
there on a photocopy machine but he said he didn't have a photocopy
machine there so that was not possible.   I got him to permit me to
locate a local ham with the issues and let me copy them which I did so
I eventually completed my run but with around 12 issues copied and
bound with stiff covers made with yellow card stock.   OTOH, I am
pretty sure the issue with Don's sequencer was not one of the missing
ones.  It's great that Ray offers to sell reprints.  A lot of ham
magazines don't do that at all.

Rob
K5UJ

On Sat, Nov 19, 2011 at 12:19 PM, Don Cunningham <donc at martineer.net> wrote:
> Sorry, Rick, I was assuming simply needing to provide a ground to "un-mute"
> and removing same to transmit.  I guess we need to be more specific, saying
> want receiver/transmitter we plan to use or are referencing in our replies,
> hi.  That said, I did see an elegant solution to what you are saying and it
> was in the ER magazine article someone else suggested.  It authored by
> K4KYV, Don, in ER magazine #198, page 27.  It will handle the voltages, as
> he is getting very serious about the sequencing too.  Lots of GOOD info in
> ER magazine, and I continue to learn from it daily.  I got lucky and bought
> a set from a kind gentleman obviously downsizing, and had only to buy one
> year to have it complete.  Good investment, in my mind.  However, you could
> buy just that issue #198 from Ray with a quick call to ER.
> 73,
> Don, WB5HAK


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