[Premium-Rx] RACAL HF ACTIVE ANTENNA AE3001/A/C/LP2 PART NO. 580-000 RACA...
GandalfG8--- via Premium-Rx
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Wed Apr 22 02:45:58 EDT 2015
Hi Dave
I wondered where that one went, I quite sulked to have missed it at the
time:-)
Some versions take the supply up the coax, some have a separate power feed,
all require +31 volts DC.
It's a fairly standard active whip circuit, FET input and bipolar output,
in this case though the former is a 2N6660 medium power MOSFET that Racal
insisted had to be the Siliconix part.
About ten years ago I scanned the manual for these but looking at that
again now I can see the limitations of the scanner I was using, probably of
the bloke doing the scanning too:-), and am not best impressed with my
efforts, so if you can bear with me I'll do it again today and let you have a
better copy later.
Regards
Nigel
GM8PZR
In a message dated 22/04/2015 02:19:19 GMT Daylight Time,
premium-rx at mailman.qth.net writes:
Hi, I have recently acquired one of these fine looking beasts, a black
plastic blob with a lovely water shield/ground plane, and about 1M whip
attached to the top, the only thing is that it came with no paperwork or
interface
necessary to power the aerial. Presumably, one sends the supply voltage up
the CO-AX aerial feed, like the interfaces popular with Wellbrook, Datong
etc, and I am sure that if I looked that I could find one of these, but
the
question is, what is the voltage that needs to go up the CO-AX? Has
anyone
got any ideas, or better yet, racal paperwork for it? Maybe its standard
12V, if so, I might try it with my JRC receiver which has a switched 12
volt
supply which can be switched in or out of the aerial feed, any help much
appreciated, Dave. MW1DUJ.
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