Re: [IRCA] phasing

["Bill Harms" <wharms@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Bob,

	I already mentioned this in a provious mention but I live in an RF 
rich environment here in the Baltimore-Washington Metro area and I 
don't notice a problem with overloading with my quantum phaser.  I 
have not done anything special..  My antennas are 400 plus foot long 
longwires and a K9AY.

Bill Harms
Elkridge, Maryland

On 4 Nov 2006 at 20:14, Bob Young wrote:

> I've been reading the phasing posts with interest, to make a long story
> short I recently moved my radios to another room much closer to my 2 400'
> LW's  and find that the antennas with the much shortened coax leads are
> overloading my Quantum Phaser with it's untuned front end unless I turn
> the 10-15 db internal amp control almost down to nothing which actually
> leaves me with very low S meter readings and not a lot of signal. My
> radios work fine without the Phaser with these same antennas with no
> overloading and much higher signal strengths. Does anyone here use or know
> of any phasers which can be used with LW's like this or even Beverage
> antennas with no overloading, or perhaps a way of cutting some of the
> signal down before it hits the Phaser? Or maybe even tuned traps to filter
> out strong locals? Thanks
> 
> Bob Young
> Millbury, Ma



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