[hpsdr] Spurious Emissions
Lee Mushel
herbert3 at centurytel.net
Sun Sep 11 21:47:43 PDT 2011
Hey! "Spurious Emissions!" When I saw that I immediately concluded that
"here is someone born in 1939." I don't think that these young squirts
know about such stuff. Anyway, when I decided to ground my SDR computer I
simply took some thin copper and cut appropriate holes for a serial port
connector. Some inspection had led me to believe that such connectors
seemed to be attached to a true common on the mother board. But the new
computers seems to lack anything but USB so I don't know what I'll do when
that time comes. But my "earthing technique" does seem to work and while I
did manage to kill the first PC I put in the shack things have been
relatively peaceful now.... But then, 1939 was a long time ago and maybe I
won't have to worry!
73
Lee K9WRU
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> Just took a look at my old Viking II shielding. Sigh..TVI could be cured.
> And Rand had all of that figured out years ago. I still have his book.
>
> Now maybe we need some RF gasket stuff to fit the connectors.
>
> And Hermes will now have threaded connectors? This is a prototype
> project, correct?
>
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