[ARC5] Power supply for chirp-free op. ?
J Forster
jfor at quik.com
Sat Sep 29 11:24:36 EDT 2007
Can't help on the relay, but to run the set into a 50 ohm load, you will need a
small capacitor (50 pF range) in between the Antenna terminal and the hot side
of the load. This is to create a series resonant circuit with the roll-a-ductor
in the set. I've used a smallish air variable. It emulates a typical
electrically short antenna and the 50 ohm load is the radiation resistance.
Remember, both ends of the cap will be at high RF voltages.
Best,
-John
Doug Forbes wrote:
> Hello All
>
> I would like to put a 40 Meter ARC-5 on the air but unfortunately it's been
> modded. I would like to put it back the way it was and need the relay that
> mounts on the underside right of the chassis. Any help would be appreciated.
>
> If you folks know of a way of getting chirp-free operation without the relay
> as well as a way to use the unit without a tuner into a 50 ohm load that
> info would be helpful as well.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Doug Forbes
> WA6VYN
>
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