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K9AY Vactrol contoller. Used to remotely change the termination resistance of the
K9AY loop for 80 or 160.
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K9AY vactrol termination resistance and direction control
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Current K9AY remote termination box with integrated vactrol and relays for 4
directions.
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Array Solutions 6 PAK controller modified to support 12 V
routing and control.
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6 PAK 7 band Autoselector. This box allows the FT1000MP to control the TopTen
which then drives these relays for the 6 Pak auto band selection.
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This is the Amp Keying with TxEnable box. Non-QSK amps can
use the built-in delay to signal the FT1000MP when to transmit.
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TopTen band decoder to ICE 419 bandpass filter interface cable.
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Serial port keying cable for Writelog. The
Rig Blaster keying and CW is generated from this circuit.
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This is the Array Solutions Stack Match control. The station uses these to select
any combination of 3 antennas on a band. No antennas are phased..
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This circuitry is the central controller for locking out the
switching of antennas if a radio is transmitting on the band.
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This is the circuitry added to each Stack Match. The antenna switching is delayed
until transmit is finish
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The station has 3 homebrew Stack Matches. This box acts as a
power splitter if more than one antenna is selected.
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The 2 El 80M yagi relays and the 3 160M relays are controlled by this box.
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This circuitry allows 2 of 4 radios to be selected for
driving the antennas. One or both radios may be on either table.
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A large view of the CN2R radio and antenna control. Many of the circuits above
are interconnected in this diagram.
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