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Here is the schematic...
http://blake.prohosting.com/mailguy2/final.jpg I am afraid this is may only good for QRP-one watt or less power... Here is the link, this should be viewed as a starting design, far from finished--I would be interested if some QRP'ers would play with it and let me know of their experiences. It was pointed out, that this was over-stressing components capabilites (Roy even made comment)--the FET will just not take the demands put on it at 10 watts (I ran the ten watts through a resistive splitter and sent ~5 watts too it--with a new FET, it lasted long enough for proof of concept tests... then FET blew again) I have fets of 200+ volts (mpf-102 is 25v)--just gotta find 'em... will stick one of these in when I have time again... I ended up with total turns of 30 on the toroid (center tapped.) Warmest regards, John -- When Viagra fails to work--you are DOOMED!!! "John Smith" wrote in message ... | Here are some pics of the prototype I "junkboxed" together--sorry the | quality is so bad... | http://blake.prohosting.com/mailguy2/ | or: | http://blake.prohosting.com/mailguy2/index.html | click on the thumbnails for larger pic(s). | | The toroid has the winding grounded at center, there are 20 turns total--10 | turns per side (way too many!!! I would suggest somewhere between 1-5 turns | for 10 watts or greater!!!) | | And, for Richard, BOTH leds share a common current source through the FET... | | Later, when I have time, will sketch the schematic and post it here... | | PARTS LIST: | 1) One aluminum panel to mount SO-239s' | 2) Two SO-239's | 3) Two hyper-brite LEDs (I would suggest LESS efficient leds--unless for | QRP--these were just handy) | 4) One 1K resistor | 5) One MPF-102 Fet | 6) Hookup wire | | If this isn't the most parts-efficient swr indicator in existance, one which | is suitable for QRP thru QRO--then I'll eat this post!!! (well, granted, | Cecils' "Two Lamp SWR Indicator" beats it--but then, this works on coax!!!) | | Build one! It works!!! | | Anyone know a QRP newsgroup where I can share this design with? | | Warmest regards, | John | | | -- | When Viagra fails to work--you are DOOMED!!! | | "John Smith" wrote in message | ... || This is a SWR bridge I built using leds and a homemade "directional || coupler." || || ALL critiques on it, and ideas for improvements are welcomed!!! || || Please excuse my rough drawing, I am NOT a draftsperson! || || Hopefully, the attachment of the .jpg was successful.... || || Warmest regards, || John || || | | |
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