Building a Blue - Optional SMA connectors?
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I've just started building my system Blue and I see there are 8 locations for SMA connectors. I was wondering what type (right angle or straight) other users are installing? I  have the (very nice) enclosure. Is it normal to route cables outside if the enclosure to rear mounted SMA connectors or are the SMA connection points just for testing?
Michael Lloyd  NE5U
Weimar, TX USA
Stations: 1745
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(2017-03-29, 01:48)Mike6158 Wrote: I've just started building my system Blue and I see there are 8 locations for SMA connectors. I was wondering what type (right angle or straight) other users are installing? I  have the (very nice) enclosure. Is it normal to route cables outside if the enclosure to rear mounted SMA connectors or are the SMA connection points just for testing?


Those SMA spots are only if you needed to sample the signals coming in to the unit. They are an add on item and not needed for operation.



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#3
Ok, thanks for the reply. Not installing them will save a little money
Michael Lloyd  NE5U
Weimar, TX USA
Stations: 1745
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#4
Question.... I KNOW the instructions say to try without the filters, et al first... I bought all 4 filter packs... Can I install them and use the firmware to bypass them?
Does it affect performance to have them in and not use them?
I'd like to build it all in for later experiments/observations.
Stations: 1961
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#5
You can easily bypass them, or set them on a high cut-off frequency

/Richo
Stations: 584, 585, 2017
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