Norman I don't want the Receive Boost on all the time. only when im trying to pull a faint signal out. is it possible to add a switch on the 12v line to turn it on and off
I've never been that keen on pre-amp circuits for 27MHz, as I've found they just increase the noise floor, without doing much for the receive signal. In other words, they have a poor signal to noise ratio.
This would depend on the overall circuits used. Some are made to "clean up" un desired noise or static. I'm sure norman can talk of such things cause that's out of my wheel house
I am so glad I found you. Your content is excellent. I look forward to watching all of your builds.
Innovation required when building 'from scratch'. I like doing it more than the finished product lol. Great series, thanks for posting.
Thanks Norman Great video I had all ready started on some of the build, but that answer a lot of questions. looking forward to the next video
Sweet, thanks for all the info, Can't wait to see part 2!
Thanks Norman, and thanks for sending the added schematics! I’ve got enough parts to get started now so I’m pretty excited.
Norman I don't want the Receive Boost on all the time. only when im trying to pull a faint signal out. is it possible to add a switch on the 12v line to turn it on and off
Yes, it will be hooked I'm sure to a switch via the "power leads"
What would you charge for the hole diagram, I gor a tranf. out of a SCP amateur amplifier 4 tube 6KD6
I've never been that keen on pre-amp circuits for 27MHz, as I've found they just increase the noise floor, without doing much for the receive signal. In other words, they have a poor signal to noise ratio.
This would depend on the overall circuits used. Some are made to "clean up" un desired noise or static. I'm sure norman can talk of such things cause that's out of my wheel house