[WARC] attenuator club project?

[Tom Peterson]

I've done some milling and such, but it was a LONG time ago in high 
school and there was no such thing as computer integration with any of 
the equipment then.  I do get to play with a CNC router at work from 
time to time, so I can't imagine that it would be all that different, 
other than being a bit slower and more precise.  I could maybe find a 
few hours at some point to put some time in.


James Jarvis wrote:
> Tom Peterson wrote:
>> Cool.  I never thought to Google for a ready to go scan of the 
>> article.  Tunnel vision brought on by having the copy in my hands I 
>> guess.  I may have an in with a local tool and die place, but I'll 
>> have to look in to that.  I don't know if they allow 'personal' 
>> projects.
>
> Hi Tom,
>
> I have a CNC mill and all of metal working equipment needed for the 
> job. So we can certainly do the machine shop work here. I'd just like 
> to have some other people participate. It is too much like work for me 
> to stand in front of the mill and machine parts for hours. But it's 
> kinda fun if I get to teach someone else.
>
> I noticed that the original article calls for using brass shim stock 
> to ground the resistors to the body. That would work. But the arrow 
> antenna product just using little grounding ring terminals that can be 
> bought for a few cents. Does anybody see a disadvantage to this approach?
>
>
> -Jim
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