HL test rig

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HL test rig

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here's a simple test rig I use on all HL boards tk01, rx-13, 14 and 18. It means I've still got two hands free for test meters etc, check board temperatures, load drive motors etc or just check a duff board.
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Some serious work has ben done there! Nice one 8)

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Thats where my chopping board went!! ;D Seriously, great job!
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do not tell my wife, she's still looking ;)
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jrc wrote: do not tell my wife, she's still looking ;)
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Hi It looks like your a radio ham,nice idea the test bed ,when im trying to trace a fault im always wishing I had an extra pair of hands .


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yes I am Pete, my other hobby.
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Hi My Dad was a radio ham until he died in 1993 his call sign was G0KNA.Spent ages setting up his Ariel's with my nephew ,he didn't start till he retired.

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hi Pete, didn't you get interested. I've been licensed, and my wife, for over 20 years and yes I know what it's like with aerials, my house is covered in them, but I prefer my tanks!
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