OK, done. I had to fool around a bit finding a viewer, since I erased all of Microsoft's bloated virus-friendly crap from my hard disk.
Turns out the free viewer XnView handles the job perfectly. I didn't even know it could handle multi-page TIF, but you can use Shift-PGUp or Shift- PgDn to scroll through the file. XNView is available at
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Thanks for the article! It looks like it solves a problem I've been anticipating on how to couple the energy from the waveguide to where you want it. Very good.
Regards,
Mike Monett
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Barry Lennox
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I find Spamgourmet even better. You make up a fresh email address that is a unique "on-the-fly" one. You can also set the number of times it's used before it automatically dies (1 to 20) So you know if some ratbag onsells your email address. See
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John - KD5YI
Hi, James -
I would very much appreciate a 600 dpi copy of that article. Please send it to info at sophisticatedsolutions dot net.
Thank you for your very generous offer.
Sincerely, John
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Rick
Also in the July 1989 issue of "73". I have a photocopy of that article...
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John - KD5YI
I made a mistake in my email address. It is corrected above.
Sorry.
John
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dagmargoodboat
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Ah hah -- I sent a copy yesterday to the first address and wondered if it arrived. I'm sending another copy your way right now...
TO ALL: I discovered some related items in my file, including a more logically and aesthetically drawn schematic (electrically identical) by Bill Parker, W8DMR, published in the Jan/Feb 1989 issue of Spec-Com, and a 13cm ATV downconverter, also by W8DMR, published in the July 1989 issue of Amateur Televison Quarterly.
The schematic has a note about a 45-page booklet on the project that was available for $5 (to cover copying), and the downconverter article includes a note from another builder that the LF357 spec'd for the modulator is too slow to pass video; a faster op-amp is suggested.
These articles used larger type, and so scanned to "very good quality" at 300dpi.
John Popelish was kind enough to do some image processing and prepare a smaller, all-in-one .GIF version only 332KB in size.
Because of the diversity of people's needs, and yet still staying within my ISP-set limitations, I've posted some of the lower-quality
300DPI versions of the RF Design article on a *temporary* site:
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For the reasons I've already stated, this is a *temporary* site intended to facilitate sharing these articles with this group. I will remove it in a week or so.
If any of the above appeal, I'll be delighted to oblige with e-mail copies.
Regards, James Arthur
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Clarification: The all-in-one .GIF is of the RF Design article, and it's 323KB, not 332KB. It's posted on the linked site.
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Jonathan Kirwan
Thanks, James. I'd also be interested in option (1) above. My address is in the clear in the post's From: address, I believe.
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Hi James,
Can you email me a copy of that article. Thnaks!
Heres my address. snipped-for-privacy@yahoo.com
Thanks!
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