Heres something diferant.


http://www.cqdx.it/woodbox/wbr-home.html



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"Brian Hill" wrote in message ...
Heres something diferant.


http://www.cqdx.it/woodbox/wbr-home.html

I am intrigued by his idea, but realy wonder about
heat issues. I have a PCR1000, with the DSP option and
it runs too warm for comfort. In fact, I had to add a
small cooling fan when doing some weak signal UHF work.
The radio would drift serveral hundred Hz. I don't know
if the drift was in the PLL/LO chain, or the BFO chain.
Trapping all the heat in a wooden box might be a "real
bad idea".
Terry

My PCR-1000 gets warm but not "hot". I admit it is seldom on for over an
hour at a time though. The top of my AMD 1400Mhz computer gets MUCH hotter.
I could thaw out hamburgers on it...



"Terry" wrote in message
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"Brian Hill" wrote in message
...
Heres something diferant.


http://www.cqdx.it/woodbox/wbr-home.html

I am intrigued by his idea, but realy wonder about
heat issues. I have a PCR1000, with the DSP option and
it runs too warm for comfort. In fact, I had to add a
small cooling fan when doing some weak signal UHF work.
The radio would drift serveral hundred Hz. I don't know
if the drift was in the PLL/LO chain, or the BFO chain.
Trapping all the heat in a wooden box might be a "real
bad idea".
Terry

Sounds like your eprom was corrupt?

http://www.cqdx.it/woodbox/wbr-home.html

The radio would drift serveral hundred Hz. I don't know
if the drift was in the PLL/LO chain, or the BFO chain.
Trapping all the heat in a wooden box might be a "real
bad idea".
Terry