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1. 1000MP style C board Use in place of standard 4 pole filter for better selectivity Can also be installed with standard filter but occupies a filter slot that you may wish to use for other filters Fully assembled 1 Ib ccccccccccsceccccccccccccccccecccccecscceuscees 145 00 If ordered as an upgrade to the stock 4 pole filter Opt 205U 115 00 Option 206 6 pole 70 455MHz 4 5kHz roofing filter This filter really improves block ing dynamic range Compatible with AM as well as CW SSB Has no effect on FM modes A hishly recommended OPUOMW eieseevssscecsacassacecctranatertenecorsscresresesoesensicsenee 125 00 ens A E Option 207 9 0000MHz 8 pole 6 kHz AM filter Required for AM modes You can listen to AM using an SSB filter by zero beating the carrier but this filter gives a more natural sound to AM broadcasts Fully assembled 1 1b esssseseecccosescccccoseseecccosesceseseeecccecooeeeeeecooeeeo 115 00 Note Inrad www inrad net offers many other filters for Sienna You can order them directly from Inrad or we ll be happy to get them for you If you order from our web site www valleyhamshack com a complete selection is shown in addition to those described above Also please visit our web page specifically dealing with filter selection at www dzkit com filters htm How to Order a Sienna Pick a Sienna base model S 100 1199 00 Receiver no front panel See CUPG options S 100L 22. 9th order IMD dB Add DSP to your Sienna SSB de noise for reducing static on SSB signals Automatic notch filter for removing tones heterodynes and those pesky carriers Bandpass Low Pass High Pass and Band stop manual notch filters User defined filters using the built in Graphical Filter Designer Just drag your filter from the design window to an empty button Selection of pre defined filters AGC or Automatic Gain Control for operation under varying conditions Built in serviceability makes assembly and troubleshooting easy Main Antenna Ee i GFF Rx Antenna a oe E Twea k n gS J Gai cal ALC OFF This switch puts a 70dB attenuator in Menu options allow you to do calibration and the transmit oscilla run tests For example when you turn on the The DC power and tuner tray rotates up for access to tor path allowing it first item in oe menu DspFrq TXVFO the 100W amp The 10W transmitter can be lifted out to be used as an S9 the transmitter s VFO is set to the display of its compartment These are just two of the many signal source for frequency instead of its normal value This features that make it easy to build and service your receiver S meter allows you to use it as an RF signal generator Sienna ealibraton to test or troubleshoot the receiver Add a panadapter or secondary receiver to your Sienna Made by RFSpace the SDR IQ is a software defined radio SDR receiver that connects
3. fan cables through the hole in the back panel tray and up into top compart ment If you purchased the 100W PA Your safety is of utmost importance to us Please read this informa f tion before you get started and remember these rules as you continue tronics you ll find the Theory section of the building and testing your Sienna Service Manual very helpful as well as edu cational Warranty DZKit warrants all kit parts 1 Always have a healthy respect for electricity While the voltages present inside the Sienna are not lethal high currents are avail able up to 3 Amps when the 100 Watt amplifier is used Use a power supply with overcurrent foldback or crowbar protection so that in case of high currents the supply will shut down Set the against defects in workmanship and materials output current only as high as necessary for a given step 2 When measuring voltages inside electronic equipment it is gener for a period of 90 days after shipment ally a good idea to use only one hand wear rubber soled shoes and avoid areas with standing water However remember that slightly Want someone else to build your kit for you Meet a Builder for Hire Alan has met DZKit standards for quality but he does not work for us We do not pay him and he does not pay us You work out details directly with him He can build some or all of any of our kits and can also service them if the need arises If you would
4. like us to drop ship a kit directly to him please let us know when you order Alan Wilcox W3DVX www wilcoxengineering com 570 321 1516 Sienna s modularity makes assembly straightforward and fun Step 2 Build the DC power distribution board Step 1 Build the chassis Including time to Although this board is simple it usually takes unpack and sort hardware this step takes about 5 hours because it is the first board and about 2 hours you will be getting used to the assembly proce dures Step 3 Build the front panel board and attach it to the preassembled and tested controller adding the display tuning controls and me ters Total assembly time for the front panel is about 5 hours Step 4 At this time you are able to turn on your Sienna measure DC voltages and verify that the front panel works You can then experiment with the controls and even connect it to a PC and run remote control software such as Ham Radio Deluxe or DXLab Suite Step 5 Build the three boards making up the receiver IF Filters left Bandpass filters preamp middle and Re ceiver board right All surface mount parts are pre loaded so you only have to add through hole parts Each of these boards takes about 4 hours to build You can even use the electronic layout files to help locate parts Step 6 Install the receiver into the chassis one board at a time Each board is tested as it is installed After installation the manual guides you
5. 05 145 00 High performance 10 pole SSB filter 2nd IF 205U 115 00 Same as 205 but replaces stock 4 pole SSB filter Must order with initial kit purchase 206 125 00 High quality roofing filter 70 455 MHz 5 kHz BW 207 115 00 2nd IF AM Filter 9 MHz 6 kHz BW recommended Option 201 is recommended if you plan to use CW Note IF filters can also be ordered directly from Inrad and they offer many other combinations too See the DZKit Sienna pages at www inrad net If you have picked a model with a full front panel SF xxxx models choose a color scheme No charge Front Panel highlight choices 1 Faceplate color scheme Burgundy Gray or Black 2 LED color Red Yellow Green or Blue 3 Keycap style White with colored lens color must match LED blue n a White with clear lens any color LED Gray with frosted lens any color LED Note Although you can use different keycaps and colors for the various buttons we recommend sticking with one keycap and one color LED If you already have a Sienna pick one of these upgrade options 101 699 00 10W Transmitter See CUPG options only for S 100 SF 100 receiver models 102 189 00 Antenna Tuner requires option 101 Standard with E X models 103 699 00 Front Panel circle choices Standard with SF models 1 Faceplate color scheme Burgundy Gray or Black 2 LED color Red Yellow Green or Blue 3 Keycap style White with colored lens color must match LED blu
6. 098 00 10W Transceiver no front panel S 100E 2297 00 10W Transceiver with tuner no front panel S 100H 2497 00 100W Transceiver no front panel S 100X 2686 00 100W Transceiver with tuner no front panel SF 100 1898 00 Receiver with front panel See CUPG options SF 100L 2797 00 10W Transceiver with front panel SF 100E 2986 00 10W Transceiver with tuner and front panel SF 100H 3196 00 100W Transceiver with front panel SF 100X 3385 00 100W Transceiver with tuner and front panel Add options CUPGI 200 00 Controller upgrade to allow future Tx capability in S 100 SF 100 receiver models Can be ordered with initial receiver purchase to avoid later board exchange Must be ordered with option 101 if adding transmit capability to a receiver model Not required with L E H X models Requires return of existing controller board if not ordered with initial purchase CUPG2 600 00 Controller board Same as CUPG1 but original board does not need to be returned Keep your original for spare parts This option can be used to buy a replacement controller for one that is out of warranty and needs to be replaced 200 285 00 10 band RF bandpass module assembled and tested 201 270 00 IF Package 1 400 Hz CW filters 2nd and 3rd IF 202 155 00 IF Filter Package 2 250 Hz CW filter 3rd IF 203 270 00 IF Filter Package 3 1800 Hz SSB Filters 2nd and 3rd IF 204 105 00 Upgrade 20 kHz 3rd IF filter to Collins 5 8 kHz mechanical filter 2
7. PEP 3rd order 30dB 100W 40dB 10W Sth order 43dB 100W 53dB 10W Noise Blanker Variable threshold retriggerable pulse width 4 selectable widths Freq stability 1 ppm 0 50C after 30 minute warm up using included TCXO Displayed resolution 1 or 10 Hz internal resolution is sub Hz Tuning step size 1 10 100 1k 10k Hz RIT XIT range 16MHz with two speeds Memories 147 including 85 programmable GP memories preset to desired bandplan one scratchpad preset to WWV 5 VFOA memories per band one VFOB memory ten 12 character CW memories with selectable Farnsworth mode output Mic input impedance 150 600 Ohms balanced and unbalanced Front panel mic jack is Yaesu compatible CW SSB AM IF frequencies Rx 70 455 MHz 9 0 MHz 455 kHz CW SSB AM IF Filter selection 70 000MHz 15kHz roofing filter standard 70 455MHz 4 5kHz optional 9 0015MHz 2 4kHz 4 pole SSB crystal filter standard 455KHz 6kHz ceramic filter standard can be replaced with Collins 5 8KHz filter Choose up to three additional Inrad snap in filters for 9 000 9 0015 or 9 00075MHz Choose up to three additional Inrad or Collins snap in filters for 455kHz Broadband IF frequency output 455kHz 250kHz 50 ohms Transmitter IF 11 98MHz single conversion Transverter Use 0 10W Tx output and Receive antenna Display frequency shows actual frequency 23MHz IF Stereo audio output power 1 5W ch available even while using headphones Linear control outputs TX E
8. The DZKit Sienna HF Transceiver Sets The State Of The Art for Engineer ing Styling and Flexibility and now you can have it your way with many upgrade choices starting at only 1199 ch it vow mar Sienna s front panel has a well designed control layout lighted buttons with a positive non squishy response an easy to navigate menu system that uses plain language not cryptic gobbledygook a beautiful blue green vacuum fluorescent display two backlit analog meters controls that are grouped logically for easy use mic jack headphone jack separate paddles and manual key inputs Dual microprocessors one for keying and mic sampling Dual passband tuning at 9MHz 2nd IF and 455KHz 3rd one for general control with web updateable firmware IF Dual 10dB preamps and a 10dB attenuator Dual antenna ports plus receive antenna input Dual receive external secondary receiver audio can be Dual tone multi color front panel for easy identification of routed to one speaker internal receiver to the other groups of controls Dual keying manual key and paddles active simultane Dual band change modes External keypad has direct one ously with front and back panel access button band selection Front panel has a band button Dual audio headphones and speakers active simultane then use the rotary knobs to change VFO memories or ously with separate volume controls bands or use the up down buttons Dual analog backlit meters Dual m
9. ZKit Manuals _ Tips on kit building Each DZKit manu KIT BUILDING PROCEDURES al has a number of pages at the beginning that SONESSON explain how to solder safely and well how to The steps involved in building a kit are listed below Be sure to fol j Man low them and you will have a lot of fun building aligning testing avoid static electricity that could damage sen and using your kit ve sitive electronics how to sort parts and how to follow the step by step instructions Detailed Parts List Each board or chas sis construction section has a list of parts 1 Do a parts inventory At each major section and in the Appendices there s a list of parts used in that section or that will be used shortly Check off each part to be sure you are not missing any thing Our method of bagging parts is different from all other kit vendors and will make the task much faster and less error prone But despite our valiant efforts mistakes can happen If you are missing any parts call or email us and we 1l rush replacements to along with a picture or drawing of the each part for easy identification you immediately 2 Pay attention to soldering techniques Keep your soldering iron clean by using a wet sponge use appropriate heat and maintain heat f Simple Step By Step procedures Every step has a set of parentheses next to it so that you can check off the step as you fin R ish it The steps are written in non technical Chassis P
10. arts 2 Sy i 3s 2 everyday language so everyone can under 2j 4 stand i i i i i a Detail drawings pictorials and col 3 RTV silicone adhesive 1 i 5 Poicarbonate overay Tmeter fT Pe knobamat E Pe RI KR A or pictures are used to show exactly what the board or chassis should look like Exclusively with DZKit parts bags are pre sorted When parts look similar they are placed in different bags Each bag contains a printout of actual part names C12 Page 27 R22 etc and their values Match the part with the silkscreened text on the board and you can t go wrong until the tubing has shrunk brackets one 6 32 x 1 2 hex Also exclusive to DZKit if you have around the contacts No bare male female spacer two 6 32 access to a nearby PC while build wires should be exposed KEPs nuts and four 6 32 x igen ip omen Core E ee ing your kit you can bring up the board layout using free software and search for a part name The software will show you exactly where the part goes Operating Troubleshooting Instruc tions Our more complex manuals are bro 5 ie etek dace oe ees a ken into three parts assembly operating and ii OO service troubleshooting and each of these are a es n7 Page 11 very detailed Circuit Description Block Diagram and Schematics If you are technically inclined or interested in learning about elec A Repeat the previous procedure for the second fan Insert the
11. e clickless signal in the passband On the right one filter has been slid over audio no glitches in the waveform and the smooth rise and fall 200Hz and you can see the resulting smaller bandwidth time of the RF envelope HBK05_25 83 _ Reterence Levei 0 dB PEP Ld ki n ta i pee AAdMad aadA Aai Vaden t LADY De 2 0 2 Frequency Offset kHz Fig 25 83 An SSB transmitter two tone Sienna SSB transmitter two tone test test as seen on a spectrum analyzer Reference is not at the top but 6dB above Each horizontal division represents the top of the two tones Carrier is at 2 kHz and each vertical division is 10 dB center of grid 14 280 MHz 62dB PEP The third order products are 30 dB below Horiz divisions are 1 kHz Power was at 10W the PEP top line the fifth order products output absolute level is not accurate are down 37 dB and seventh order 3rd order products are down about 40dB bonis a e Sarg i represents 5th order products are down about 56dB acceptable but not ideal performance 7th order products are down about 61dB Page 25 47 2010 ARRL Handbook This represents excellent performance ARRL measurements competitive product Sienna 10W DZKit measurements aay 50 10 Tx Rx Turnaround Time ms Tx Rx Turnaround Time ms Beena 40 LES TX 20 Transmit 3rd Order IMD dB 35 20 Transmit 3rd Order IMD dB l4 amp l4 70 Transmit 9th order IMD dB 7 Transmit
12. e n a White with clear lens any color LED Gray with frosted lens any color LED Note Although you can use different keycaps and colors for the various buttons we recommend sticking with one keycap and one color LED Add sales tax to orders if necessary Colorado 2 9 Larimer County 0 6 Add shipping costs Flat rate FedEx Home Delivery or Ground shipping 50 00 U S destinations Flat Rate USPS Priority Mail International 75 00 foreign destinations Why is shipping so expensive A typical Sienna order weights 20 25 Ibs and the box is large which typically costs about 25 In addition insuring it for between 3000 and 5000 adds another 25 Because of the stated price a direct signature is required Please make arrangements for someone to be present when the package is delivered We provide a tracking number when we ship so that you will know when to expect it International shipments just naturally cost more plus we have to do more paperwork to get it through customs If you would like help calculating total cost please email us at sales dzkit com or call 1 877 HAM SHACK 1 877 426 7422 Use the space below to describe your order then call fax email or copy this page and mail it in with your check or money order If paying by credit card call us with your card information You can also order online using checks credit cards or Paypal at www valleyhamshack com The DZ Company LLC www dzkit com Whe
13. e the Sienna enclo sure requires built in firmware and control lines Uses two 2SC2879A RF power transistors in push pull Requires transmitter option Kit 3 IbS seesssseeeccccooescooosecesoseeecocooeeesoe eee PII900 Option 200 Preassembled and tested bandpass filter module covering 500kHz to 30MHz in 10 bands This module uses GaAsFET switches to select one of 10 bands and the individual 5th order filters provide ex cellent protection against out of band signals The filters can be by passed using DZKit s exclusive Passive Signal Boost feature so they are not required but they are highly recommended This module can be added at any time but does require the removal of the receiver board in order to gain access to the board that the module plugs into Assem bled 1 ID ccceescesceseceeeee 2205 00 Choose one of three styles of overlay burgundy yellow gray with color wheels around knobs gray on gray with minimal col or or gray on black with no two tone group highlights Available with green yellow red and or blue LEDs and gray frosted white colored or white clear key caps Option 103 Front Panel This kit consists of two precision velvet touch rotary pulse generators for the tuning controls two analog meters one for transmit functions one for receive vacuum fluorescent graphics display lighted pushbuttons with a positive tactile sensation not squishy pots mic headphone key
14. g M Demod On c 11 May 2010 14 00 25 UTC Sees 11 May 2010 15 02 08 UTC You can view the spectrum either as a traditional spectrum analyzer or as a horizontal or vertical waterfall DZKit does not sell the SDR IQ It must be purchased through other retailers It typically sells for about 500 Compartmentalized for isolation strength and expansion Transmitter compartment Power compartment Ma ee Amp compartment Auxiliary compartment Front panel controller compartment Receiver compartment Sienna is compartmentalized The controller front panel DC power conditioning receiver transmitter and amplifier are all in different com partments In addition there s a small 4 x 6 area near the back panel called the auxiliary compartment All are available for your use depend ing on which options you have installed For example if you have a receiver model the amplifier transmitter and auxiliary compartments are available If you have a 10W transceiver the amplifier and auxiliary compartments are available If you have a 100W transceiver the auxiliary compartment is available If you re an experimenter you will find the availability of these compartments and access to spare sheet metal on the back panel very handy We are planning some enhancements that will go on a board in the auxiliary compartment Can you build a DZKit Yes The key to your success D
15. ic inputs one balanced input 150 600 ohms and one unbalanced line level input The back panel is laid out cleanly On the lower left is the computer control interface RS 232C and expansion space On the upper left are connections to the optional external key pad compatible with the Yaesu FH 2 keyer paddles straight key line level audio in and This bottom view shows how you get access to the IF filters by out 455kHz IF Out and receive antenna Transmitter I O is in the center top to bottom removing a cover plate In addition to non removable AM filters unbalanced mic in PTT in ALC in and Yaesu compatible linear control Main antenna at each IF there are three IF filters at the 9MHz 2nd IF and three jacks ground lug and power are to the right The 100W amplifier is protected by a 25A more at the 455kHz 3rd IF that can be snapped in as shown above fuse Sienna Specifications Frequency range 10 kHz to 30 MHz Specs valid 1 8MHz 29 7MHz Modes SSB CW AM FM and Digital via external PC FM modulation frequency modulated carrier with 2122 Hz pre emphasis selectable deviations of 2 4 and 5kHz FM receive IF 455kHz includes two 4 pole 10KHz ceramic filters MDS PSB off 128 133 136dBm preamps off 1 both MDS PSB on 132 135 136dBm preamps off 1 both BDR gt 112dB at spacings greater than 1kHz gt 115dB at spacings of 5kHz and greater preamps on IMDDR3 gt 87dB regardless of spacing Tx 2 tone IMD ref
16. jacks PC board cables knobs steel sub panel and polycarbonate overlay To add this to an existing Sienna model you build the simple front panel board and attach it to the new sheet metal sub panel along with the meters and vacuum fluorescent display You then remove the controller board from the existing blank front panel and snap it onto the new assembly Entire assembly procedure takes about 5 hours Front Panel Kit 2 Wiswcscecncarcce eens vento sceusecuscadecotess sas euntedensncennesseatantiumnaseacuiuaciecssmesdecessasesssteaseceoah 699 00 Option 201 IF Filter Package 1 8 pole 400Hz CW filters for the 9MHz and 455KHz IF s in the Sienna Highly recommended for CW operation These are Inrad 759 and 703 crystal filters on snap in Yaesu FT 1O00MP style C boards Fully assembled WW iissccacascscevesxescacscanes dee cevsuctscwesdtwsevesseewsnses oncauenss 270 00 Option 202 IF Filter package 2 8 pole 250Hz filter for the 455KHz IF It is mounted on a Yaesu FT 1000MP style C board Fully assembled 1 Ib 155 00 Option 203 IF Filter package 3 9 0015MHz and 455KHz 8 pole 1 8 kHz SSB filters mounted on Yaesu FT 1000MP style C boards Fully assembled 1 Ib 270 00 Option 204 Upgrades standard 20KHz ceramic filter to 5 8KHz Collins mechanical filter 4S55KHz IF Fully assembled 1 ID cecsccccssccccccccssssccscccecs 105 00 Option 205 9 0015MHz 10 pole 2 4 kHz SSB filter mounted on Yaesu FT
17. n in northern Colorado visit our retail store offices and DZKit manu facturing plant known locally as Valley Ham Shack 4321 W Eisenhower Blvd Loveland CO 80537 www valleyhamshack com Call toll free 877 HAM SHACK PRED we x wnrei LNT wre Gg ave ons Nn W6EPQ WNESKE WHre WAMA u idal WRSQAQ re WHESHS The Story of DZKit From the early 1900 s on kit building has been a way of life for many people In the post WWII era there were many compa nies making electronic kits One was Heathkit a large company 100M in sales in 1979 based in Benton Harbor Michi gan They made kits of every kind from simple learning tools to organs color TVs stereos CB radios test instruments ma rine electronics darkroom equipment garage door openers and amateur radio equipment The large influx of imported elec tronics in the mid 1970 s along with the computer phenomenon starting in the late 1970 s caused many American electronics businesses to fail Heathkit became another victim of the day bought and sold numerous times until only its educational prod ucts remained They remained in business until 2012 when they filed for bankruptcy In 1965 a 14 year old ham radio enthusiast named Brian Wood discovered Heathkit products and eagerly built many of them His interest in electronics led him into an electrical engineering career at Hewlett Packard and then to Agilent Technolo gies which was spu
18. n off of HP in 1999 Eager to show the fun of kit building to a new generation and after 33 years of training at HP Agilent Brian retired at 55 and with 3 other hams formed The DZ Company based on the last two initials in his amateur radio call letters WODZ The first product in development for five years was the Sienna an all mode HF transceiver with an industry first a built in compact PC to handle the chores normally done by laptops and desktop comput ers without the associated abundance of interconnect boxes and cables Thus was laid the groundwork for DZKit products no me too products but rather products that make a contribution to the industry by offering features not available elsewhere with solid engineering and excellent customer support We also be lieve strongly in avoiding outsourcing wherever possible All of our products are designed and built in the U S Heathkit is a registered trademark of The Heathkit Company Inc HP and Hewlett Packard are registered trademarks of The Hewlett Packard Co Agilent Technologies is a registered trademark of Agilent Technologies Inc
19. nable in TXGND out TTL band data fuse protected 12V 250mA Yaesu band data connector pinout via 8 pin mini DIN connector External ALC input 0 to 5v DSP auto notch SSB manual notch CW variable bandwidth filters NR AGC software included with PC option DC power requirements 2 5A receive 11 15v 6A transmit 10W 12 15V 25A transmit 100W output 13 8 15V Dimensions 3 5 H x 14 W x 16 D rubber screw on feet located in a 12 25 x 14 0 area Weight lt 12 lbs fully loaded Preassembled boards Controller bandpass filters Complete kit boards DC power distribution tuner RS232 IF filters front panel Partially preassembled kit boards receiver transmitter 100W amp Specifications subject to change without notice Think you can t have high performance in a kit radio Think again Sienna offers top notch performance for the most demanding operators World class QSK Hear between the dits at over 70 wpm The top Sienna has up to 4 selectable IF filters at the 2nd IF and 4 more at the trace above is the RF output at the antenna jack with Sienna 3rd IF Each IF can be slid back and forth against the other to effec sending two dits at 60 wpm The bottom trace shows the Side tively narrow the bandwidth Above left you can see the front panel tone and between the dits received audio You can see that the display with both filters centered and the resulting spectrum plot of a receiver recovery time is only 10ms Also note th
20. nd pre assembled bandpass filter board In cludes mic input PTT XVT and linear control outputs Total assembly time about 12 hours Cannot be used outside the Sienna enclosure Requires internally generated control signals and local oscillators Also includes power meter circuitry for DCD Tuner board A B antenna switch and related back panel connectors Kit 2 ID sscccsccesccccscccsscecsccescsccsesce ss D69900 Note if ordered to upgrade a receiver to a transceiver also requires main controller upgrade 200 00 Option 102 Internal Antenna Tuner Kit Handles 100W A switched L style matching network tunes 6 800 ohm antenna impedances via the antenna A B SO 239 antenna connectors at full rated power Not intended to match long wire antennas without baluns Internal memory allows retunes eve ry 32kHz The kit consists of relays toroids Polythermaleze magnet wire and capacitors that you add to the DCD Tuner board No additional firmware to load Just add the parts and you re ready to go Each of the five VFO A memories on each band maintains current tuner settings Requires transmitter opon Kits LID gesescuscwsiennesnuscwectoutiswsdonensecaesanndeceuseawsesnaweasesterwiaeiesiesacreisensses DIDDY Option 104 100 Watt Output CW SSB Power Amplifier Also provides 25W carrier power on AM and FM Mounts inside the Sien na Fuse and fan protected Thermistor detects heat rise and increases fan speed when necessary Cannot be used outsid
21. through the simple calibration steps using only a voltmeter and by dipping and peaking signals 7 on the S meter The transmitter s oscillators are used as in Mi ternal RF signal sources so you don t need fancy test NP ee ANOT equipment If you bought a receiver only Sienna you re done If not you move on to the transmitter board about 12 hours total and the 100W amplifier about 5 hours See photos of these boards on the next page Saige Seay EN Vay Aro Pos see ee Total construction time for a fully loaded Sienna is about 50 hours roughly as long as it used to take to build a Heathkit DX 100 or SB 100 7 AY ft P ini n i oy an n A Wh by Me s Add these options to your Sienna for peak performance Option 101 10W Transmitter Add this 10W full duplex 1 8MHz 29 7MHz transmitter software limited to bands appropriate for your license to the S 100 or SF 100 Sienna receiver at any time to turn your receiver into a transceiver Included in all transceiver models Full duplex means you can use the transmitter and the receiver at the same time Balanced mic input and line level input 12th order 2 5kHz crystal filter for SSB 7th order 5kHz filter for AM ESSB Includes an RF speech processor Push pull finals with five bands of toroid filtering produce a clean output signal All small surface mount parts are preloaded You add all through hole parts and larger surface mount parts attach the heatsink a
22. to the 455kHz IF Output jack on Sienna s back panel or to a separate receive antenna Connect the USB cable to your PC select SIENNA from the list of supported radios and you ll be able to monitor up to 190kHz of spectrum around your operating frequency As you change frequency the SDR IQ keeps up with you and if you click on a signal of interest the SDR IQ will re program Sienna to go to that frequency External Radio Panadapter Setup SIENNA Select Ext Radio i Keep Same Center Freq HF Tracking Mode None Set To AR5000 Radio icom ADR Custom Radio Parameters Elecraft K3 Defaults a FT 1000KP FT 2000 IC R 500 7x00 9 00 Orion 2 ICc F56PROx Ext IF BY Hz 500000 Custom IF Center Freq Hz Pere d i Custom Ext Center Freg Hz Sy SpectraVue Ver 3 07alpha6 SpectraVue ini evice SDR IQ Setup OutputSetup ExtRadio Setup General Setup Help Fi UtDevice SDR IQ Setup OutputSetup ExtRadio Setup General Setup Hel Ip 0 890 0 905 0 920 0 935 g50 14 145 14 160 14 175 14 180 14 4 Auto Scale EO C NEM a Span C LSB C USB Ti FFT BLK ieee Memory M DSB WUSB vs a Channels ra Fs 196078 RBW 96 Hz CWL CWU l Span 3 Z FFT BLK MHZ Memory M iBiDiv Fs 196078 RBW 96 Hz L dk ae gt Channels i 7 10 dB Div 7 Y Scale Stop F10 Pause F11 eem E 10 dB Div_ 7 Scale Stop F10 Pause F11 eenz NCO Null we Audio Volume NCO Null we Audio Volume p SSS aaa 5 4 Smoothin
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