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eHam.net Forum : HomeBrew : RF noise signal for antenna tuning? Forum Help

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RF noise signal for antenna tuning? Reply
by KD5OPP on June 4, 2001 Mail this to a friend!
I have been considering making a simple zener diode rf noise source (either modulated or just noise) for antenna tuning. I have three (related) questions.

What is the proper place (and way) to inject the noise among the antenna line, tuner, and xcvr?

Then I set the rcvr to the desired frequency and twiddle the ATU for a null, right?

Anyone have a schematic? I am thinking of using the noise source from a noise bridge ckt that was in the '94 ARRL handbook.

I have seen some references for a 2020N (?) kit but the web links i find are dead.

-73 de KD5OPP
 
RE: RF noise signal for antenna tuning? Reply
by N5JYW on February 17, 2002 Mail this to a friend!
Can get a kit from Ten Tec too. I bought one with a box for it. Have not yet built it.I think the modulation function is limited to AM-can't quite recall

Bob
 

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