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Nicely done Buddy!

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Electronic Video Blog / Re: Heathkit IG-1271 trouble shoot and repair video
« on: December 31, 2016, 09:48:19 PM »
I would like to see how your using that 1.5 battery please.

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Post your Shack, Shop, Repair room / Re: Radio repair bench
« on: December 27, 2016, 06:40:44 PM »
Very nice bench setup!

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Nice setup!

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Open Chat / Re: Winter Solstice
« on: December 22, 2016, 09:22:25 AM »
LOL good one!

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Open Chat / Re: Happy Christmas
« on: December 22, 2016, 09:21:35 AM »
Merry Christmas to everyone on this site.

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Buddy I' ll let you know after Christmas, as my daughter has bought me one,I've only heard good things about them  from someone in the club I'm a member of, they do have limitations and can't be compared to the proper S/A that sits here.
Paul

That is great news Paul, I can not find anyone that has got one of these and done a review on it.  Thanks for letting us know you got one on the way.

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I asked over there couple days ago with no replies. I will check more of his video's to see if I can locate one.

Main question is will it work for CB repair. 60 MHz covers it but what about all the other specs?

Thanks Buddy.

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Need some thoughts on this unit please.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/141102674263?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&rmvSB=true


Digital oscilloscope
* Channels: 2
* Impedance: 1MΩ 25pF
* Coupling: AC/DC
* Vertical resolution: 8Bit
* Gain range:
-16V ~ 16V (probe X1)
-160V ~ 160V (probe X10)
* Vertical accuracy: ±3%
* Time base range: 1ns-20s
* Input Protection: Diode,50Vpk
* Auto set: Yes(10Hz to 60MHz)
* Trigger Mode: Auto, Normal and Signal
* Trigger Type: No, Rising edge, Falling edge, Rising edge or Falling edge
* Trigger level: Yes
* Trigger Source: CH1, CH2
* Buffer Size: 512KB/CH
* Bandwidth: 60MHz
* Max sample: 200MS/s
* Vertical mode: CH1, CH2, ADD, SUB, MUL
* Display Mode: X, Y-T and X-Y
* Measurements: Yes
* Wave save: Osc(Private), Excel and Bmp

Spectrum analyzers
* Channels: 2
* Bandwidth: 60MHz
* Algorithm: FFT(18 windows), correlation, power spectrum
* FFT points: 8-1048576/CHN
* FFT measure: Harmonic(1-7), SNR, SINAD, ENOB, THD, SFDR
* Filter processing:
FIR filter supports arbitrary range of frequency sampling method, and Rectangle, bartlett, triangular, cosine, hanning, bartlett_hanning, hamming, blackman, blackman_Harris, tukey, Nuttall, FlatTop, Bohman, Parzen, Lanczos, kaiser, gaussand dolph_chebyshev, window method design.
IIR filter support "Butterworth", "Chebyshev I", Chebyshev II, "Elliptic" type of filter design

Data recorder(Only ISD220A):* Channel: 2* Impedance: 1MΩ 25pF
* Coupling: AC/DC
* Vertical resolution:8Bit
* Gain range:
-6V- +6V(probe X1)
-60V- +60V(probe X10)
* Sample:
1 channel : 1K-24M Hz
2 channel : 1K-16M Hz
* Save File: Maximum 4G, recording time associated with the sampling rate

System: WinXP(SP3), Win7(32/64)

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Carlson is bad to the bone! Love his video's.

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CB Radio Repair Forum / Cobra 29 S-Meter not showing recieve
« on: December 14, 2016, 12:18:04 PM »
If you ever run into a problem on a cobra 29 LTD where the S-Meter is working on Cal, SWR and RF out but not showing any receive in then check diode  D316 to fix this problem.

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Design, Project / Re: Chrystal Tester Build
« on: December 13, 2016, 06:26:08 PM »
Looks really good! Thanks for sharing this with us.

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Test Equipment / Re: ComTekk SINAD
« on: December 13, 2016, 06:23:49 PM »
I put together an older computer just for this software yesterday then loaded the program on it. So far it seems to be really good. I will update as things roll along. If you have an old XP system this program will work very good on it. No need to throw that old computer in the trash when it can be used as a test unit for your work bench.

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Basic beginner Electronics / Re: Troubleshooting
« on: December 13, 2016, 06:16:30 PM »
I agree with Jim on this one. I've had my shop going where I'm located now for 21 years and my tech passed away leaving me in a mess. One just never knows when its your time to go!  Anyway there is a lot more to this game then just opening up a shop and making it happen. There is no way someone can just call you to explain how to work on radio's. This is something you will have to work and study on for a long time to make it happen.  Way to many hack shops out there as it is. Its best to earn trust from folks knowing you know what your doing. If you have the funds to hire a good tech and learn from him would be a great way to get started.

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New member welcome / Re: New member saying hello
« on: December 13, 2016, 06:03:45 PM »
Hey Frank,

Glad to have you with us. Good to see more life coming on this site.  We need to get it back going to give Buddy some support for all his hard work!

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