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New product for antenna testing
New product for antenna testing
SOTABEAMS has released details of latest addition to their antenna testing system, the WSPRlite Flexi, today. Building on the success of the WSPRlite Classic, the Flexi increases coverage from 6 metres through to 630 metres. The Flexi also incorporates a number of new facilities including a unique interference avoidance algorithm to help it avoid interference from other WSPR users. When…
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Testing HF antennas
Testing HF antennas is a tricky thing to do. Simple on-air test are seldom conclusive and are more often than not, they are just plain confusing. SOTABEAMS has come up with a completely new way to test antennas, locations and to monitor propagation using the WSPR system. (more…)
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New product - SSB/CW Filter Modules
New product – SSB/CW Filter Modules
March 31, 2016 at 05:22AM
http://ift.tt/1M2psQP SOTABEAMS has just announced a range of ready-built audio filter modules. Each module has two different filters which can be used to improve the selectivity of most radios http://ift.tt/eA8V8J
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NEW SSB and CW Filters:
NEW SSB and CW Filters:
March 30, 2016 at 08:05AM
eHam.net News en http://ift.tt/1Y12YAx SOTABEAMS has introduced a range of digital audio filter modules that are designed to help improve the performance of older transceivers and kit radios. Each module has two high-performance filters and the narrow filters include a neat tuning indicator. via IFTTT
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Time for another project and this time it is the Adventure Tuner kit from SotaBeams http://www.sotabeams.co.uk/adventure-tuner-kit-or-built/ that has grabbed my attention.
A very small kit of parts arrived in the post yesterday and it was then a matter of nipping over to Home Bargains to grab a tube of acrylic paint, giving the masking paper a quick rub to make sure it was stuck on properly, then applying the paint. By this morning it had dried nicely and after a bit of TLC the job is a good one. It was well worth the effort to apply the paint.
It took very little time today to mount all the hardware, and tonight after work I will settle down with the soldering iron and finish off the job.
