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Thank you all so much,
When reading some old info I found an article an made a loop along with and indoor antenna for my bench radio just to listen/receive I had no idea how valuable it is
I have two more questions:
1. In this video,Monitor your Ham Radio transmitter with an oscilloscope - YouTube what are the names/part numbers for the 4 BNC connectors mounted to the copper board? I sent him a response last week and didn't receive a reply. Also what are the cables called that go from the board to the scope (the blue and gray ones). I know I need 50 ohms and up till now the only connections I used were pl259's and so 239's. The choices are over whelming.

2.Help putting it all together, maybe photos from members or diagrams as to where to place T connection, etc.

Before I start alignment I want to try my hand at signal tracing using the scope and I have a stack of old Cobra 29's to repair. I have the factory repair manual, wiring diagrams etc.
Once again, thank you for all your help and have a good weekend.

<blockquote data-quote="2FB327" data-source="post: 442589" data-attributes="member: 28084">ThanksThank you all so much,When reading some old info I found an article an&nbsp; made a loop along with and indoor antenna for my bench radio just to listen/receive I had no idea how valuable it isI have two more questions:1. In this video,<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4Zt_LJX1Tc&amp;list=TLxStpLwpZToM" target="_blank">Monitor your Ham Radio transmitter with an oscilloscope - YouTube</a>&nbsp;&nbsp; what are the names/part numbers for the 4 BNC connectors mounted to the copper board? I sent him a response last week and didn&#039;t receive a reply. Also what are the cables called that go from the board to the scope (the blue and gray ones). I know I need 50 ohms and&nbsp; up till now the only connections I used were pl259&#039;s and so 239&#039;s. The choices are over whelming.2.Help putting it all together, maybe photos from members or diagrams as to where to place T connection, etc.Before I start alignment I want to try my hand at signal tracing using the scope and I have a stack of old Cobra 29&#039;s to repair. I have the factory repair manual, wiring diagrams etc. Once again, thank you for all your help and have a good weekend.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="2FB327, post: 442589, member: 28084"] [b]Thanks[/b] Thank you all so much, When reading some old info I found an article an made a loop along with and indoor antenna for my bench radio just to listen/receive I had no idea how valuable it is I have two more questions: 1. In this video,[url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4Zt_LJX1Tc&list=TLxStpLwpZToM]Monitor your Ham Radio transmitter with an oscilloscope - YouTube[/url] what are the names/part numbers for the 4 BNC connectors mounted to the copper board? I sent him a response last week and didn't receive a reply. Also what are the cables called that go from the board to the scope (the blue and gray ones). I know I need 50 ohms and up till now the only connections I used were pl259's and so 239's. The choices are over whelming. 2.Help putting it all together, maybe photos from members or diagrams as to where to place T connection, etc. Before I start alignment I want to try my hand at signal tracing using the scope and I have a stack of old Cobra 29's to repair. I have the factory repair manual, wiring diagrams etc. Once again, thank you for all your help and have a good weekend. [/QUOTE]

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