9 a.m.
Hello all,
I'm trying to find a switch or relay for use in the campus ground station
on the 2m band, this is proving difficult. I'm looking for something like
this
<https://www.ebay.com/itm/133792922340?_trkparms=ispr%3D1&hash=item1f26adfae4:g:1TIAAOSwmypgzay3&amdata=enc%3AAQAGAAACgPYe5NmHp%252B2JMhMi7yxGiTJkPrKr5t53CooMSQt2orsSHYXPhGXR5uguexJBeHwfgZ4%252BG5X56l8boL%252FziM%252BdXTZJTCZztGuP72gEunbA%252BH5pUAQRRGgw0Vq86ySZuAxPQCHpdR%252Ffe%252B%252B6a25RMMlFn2SCs2JhBIzJO00x%252FAVVsfjP%252Bsfch81tOT1f%252BSQGMonyFb%252BxVjHbsFzO2Tf2bEGWUOw%252B%252FZAc1PdbbAgkwPgQPwCDcNaEL136HNMZHhY0KmgSjb6ltROHvLr0OUSnVHf%252BYtqOHsonsOU0wSjnvBMzI3H51VDrlwsJnp1tdl7YVb71dnybTD4pI4Qt67TZCCBUdT2gxkjoNU1ybigybO36OdYc0lEMz%252Bidmc3mz7qeUXuTmJDmrLXMsb1IPADo2WlsNEuf7fKuMWMBIdLYWEne15vpzZCDKZbK15jPOpnwy4lByNJmFkQe5CENdSfIxGQvPWl5n2stxIEIMkJ0qRj4KFiZQkNnyV5WkJwiFCYqytnoWdMozqU79Pn3uUswh9t%252BJRUsCC966%252Fgwtqhqi2Ub7cPMKOX6iFZqML1gwYH6L3atSKFgQRC6dWDnumvQxo0maYE3g38BBJ3be2kyQcnRmOg%252BAGDgLeJtZDDsR4Onl1Ly4apgQnJkCLjKb%252B%252FMDS0kOBw5Rrcxxv4lqZxh1CIXt7fC58TaBc6uZNX4NdEQw5qKeFsX1wdRD7DDR02%252FdYZO7tK7HX1mGnSeCfuxifAUmtDU8sDSGGNoZ5UmaE2u%252FDbPrKT2dxmU4oJUQS5yW8aP5SS06bUwuBPcdpvCpIv1gFgTXvzcioIQrqMRayM6tJlOWt6j6FA8TM3Y3VjrA0ROCJw%253D%7Campid%3APL_CLK%7Cclp%3A2334524>
which probably would work but ordering components from Ebay is apparently
not ideal for the university. If anyone involved in the amateur radio club
could have a look if there's some leftover coaxial relays that could work
at 144 MHz (ideally with a good isolation but we can measure that in the
lab) I would greatly appreciate it.
Best regards,
Martin Elfvelin