Thanks to those who sent me a link to the drawing.
In response to several queries I received, I agree that there *should not
be* any currents flowing on the outsides of the coax cables. As far as I
know, that doesn't mean that there *are* no currents on the outsides of the
cables. I think that putting ferrites on the some of the cables is a good
way to see if there are currents or not. Now that I have a possible source
for the connectors, I may make up my own cables and give them a try. That's
one of the reasons I love having a radio I built - or, in this case,
assembled - myself. It's a great learning vehicle.
In response to other queries as to what might go wrong, I can't imagine why
putting ferrites on the outside of the coax would affect the signals
traveling on the inside of the coax. If someone can illuminate me, I'm all
ears.
Brian K1LI
On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 2:42 PM, Brian Machesney <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> I want to do some experiments placing ferrite beads on the TMP cables that
> carry so many signals around the inside of the K3. I can't find the
> dimensions of the SP060022 connectors on the cables and I don't have a set
> of calipers to make an accurate measurement. Does anyone know the location
> of an engineering drawing of this connector? Nothing shown on the web site
> of Circuit Design, Inc.
>
> --
> 73 -- Brian -- K1LI
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