
Impedance link on one of the IF transformers before the filter and this worked I tried tapping 21.4 MHz after the filter, but the bandwidth was too narrow forĪ good spread with the HF receiver. Second converter, to convert the 450 MHz output from the first converter down to The idea of all this was to use the scanner as a It wasĭead easy to arrange a coupling cap and a bit of coax to connect this to one of my HF receivers. It covers 450 MHzĪnd has a first IF of 21.4 MHz as I believe most scanners have. I have an old scanner which was found on the Maldon tip. Would be nice to own a Yaesu FRG 9600 or similar to use as an IF but this luxury Monolithics/Hills) which convert 2401 MHz down to 450 MHz. I have obtained a couple of downconverters (Conifer and Pacific The AMSAT-OSCAR 40 satellite on 2401 MHz. However, Chris VK3CJS has found an economical way of receiving telemetry from Many people thing that super high frequencies mean super high equipment costs. This mod uses the antenna to receive Amateur Satellites The last step is to re-assemble the housing and seal with Now seal the end of the coax with neutral cure silicone Pad on one side joins one side of the dipole through the board.Ĭentre conductor to the small pad, braid to the other side of the

If you look at the antenna printed circuit board you will see that the small The braid is connected to one side of the dipole, the

Open the plastic case along the join, use a small saw and knife This mod removes the down-converter so the antenna can be used Mods to Pacific Monolithics Down Converter Help Information IP subnets Links Latest Information Membership Modem Modem Help Desk Network and BBS Network Map NEWS Photo page VHF Who is the QDG Wireless LAN Home ATV Committee Computer Digipeat Downloads For Sale
