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Pete C. Pete C. is offline
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Mark F wrote:

Andrew VK3BFA wrote:
On Apr 16, 11:26 pm, Karl
wrote:
I built a serial port temp. sensor years ago based on this fella's
work:http://quozl.netrek.org/ts/

And just bought kit 145 from carl's electronics:http://www.kitsrus.com/pdf/k145.pdf



Karl


You didnt say if it worked....assume it did....

Short of a lot of stuffing around, the clamp on ferrite interference
cores are worth a try - then try
if the cables you have run have spare conductors, ground them all at
each end. Maybe double up on the power one on pin 8 - the thing gets
its power from the receiving computer, could be a bit iffy what with
voltage drop on your feed cable...

Oh, and BTW Karl - you are aware you are committing a Federal Offense
by running an unlicensed radio transmitter causing interference to
your wifes radio. Possibly a lot of other radios as well.. Tsk
tsk....G..

Andrew VK3BFA.


Same for all those CFL users. /mark in BC


Those are not "intentional radiators".