actionintegral said:I'm sure you guys browse all of the forums. So maybe you can answer my question. I want to know what a Gunnplexer is. Which forum would be my best bet for getting a good answer?
actionintegral said:Hi Berkeman,
Judging by your signature, you might be able to shed some light. The experiment is on www.altair.org[/URL] and the guy seems to be a HAM enthusiast. I sent him an email asking for a starting point.[/QUOTE]
I didn't get much in a quick skim of the link that cristo posted for altair, but I went to the ARRL.org website (the main HAM radio organization), and did a search on Gunnplexer. I got some great hits, but the best ones were in the ARRL members-only area, so I can't post links to them here. :blushing:
But I cut out the "Resources and Links" section from the best article (I'm pretty sure it's okay for me to do that), and I'll post that here to get you some good pointers. Looks to be interesting stuff. I couldn't tell from a quick read if you need a HAM license to transmit on the X-band that keeps getting mentioned for these Gunnplexer transceivers, but I'm sure that's covered in the links below. Feel free to PM me if you have HAM related questions.
[quote=QST Magazine, March 2002]Resources
• VE3SMA from Ontario, Canada has put together a valuable Web page for
Gunnplexer information at [url]www.kwarc.org/10ghz/10GHZ-4.htm[/url].
• A Web page describing a data (Ethernet type) experiment with Gunnplexers by
KE5FX can be found at [PLAIN]www.guerrilla.net/reference/10ghz_link/[/URL]
10ghz_link.html.
• A very thorough application note on putting a Gunnplexer on ATV is available at
PC Electronics. Go to their Web page at [url]www.hamtv.com[/url] and request document
10 gHz TXapp.pdf.
•The Gunnplexer Cookbook, Bob Richardson, W4UCH, The Ham Radio Publishing
Group, Greenville, NH. (This book is out of print, so check your library or used
book supplier.)
Gunnplexers, antennas, complete systems, technical notes and related parts
• Advanced Receiver Research, Box 1242, Burlington, CT 06013;
tel 860-485-0310; [url]www.advancedreceiver.com/[/url].
• SHF Microwave Parts Company, 7102 W 500 S, La Porte, IN 46350;
[url]www.shfmicro.com/[/url].[/quote]
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