Well,
Following my progress last time:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/transverting-some-more.html
I've kind of finished (ready for test) the Anglian transverter.
Here's the finished article:
Here's the main transverter module:
And this is my hideous looking changeover relay for the 144MHz socket.
There's an Omeron relay on the underside of the board, even so it looks pretty hideous to me!
These are the things I am not so sure about:
Following my progress last time:
http://g0mgx.blogspot.co.uk/2014/10/transverting-some-more.html
I've kind of finished (ready for test) the Anglian transverter.
Here's the finished article:
Here's the main transverter module:
This is the external DDS LO which stabilises the in-board LO:
And this is my hideous looking changeover relay for the 144MHz socket.
There's an Omeron relay on the underside of the board, even so it looks pretty hideous to me!
These are the things I am not so sure about:
- The case is metal but plastic coated. Have I got a good ground connection to the front, back and main parts of the case - should I add some specific earth tags on each part of the case?
- The changeover relay - need I say more!
Fun though, egh?
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