Re: [Repeater-Builder] my we are a bunch of trouble makers here at Dayton

2006-05-20 Thread Kris Kirby
On Fri, 19 May 2006, Nate Duehr wrote:
 Very cool.  And strange.  It's weird to count the number of cars in 
 the hotel parking lot that DON'T have ham plates and lots of antennas 
 on them -- on one hand.  That's oh-so-backward?

... Just another freak in the freak kingdom.
-- Hunter S. Thompson

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[Repeater-Builder] Re: colinears as repeater antennas

2006-05-20 Thread Dave VanHorn

I'm not a big fan of the fiberglass toothpick either. 
Put a 5 degree downtilt into radio mobile, and see what it does to 
your pattern over flat land.  Now look at your toothpick, which is 
usually leaning a few degrees one way or the other due to wind. 

:-P

I'd really like to change my antenna to the 4-bay that's sitting in 
the garage.








 
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[Repeater-Builder] Dayton Hamfest

2006-05-20 Thread Don
For us who did not get to go I got this info from a Friend , some
might Enjoy checking it out. 

Enjoy Don KA9QJG 


Live streaming video from Dayton hamfest http://wa5kub.com


Streaming video and audio from Hamvention 2006 http://wa5kub.com
This will be our 4th year of broadcasting live video of our drive to 
Hamvention (550 miles) and then the three days outside in the 
fleamarket. 

This year the helmet cam will be back. It will let people around the 
world get a view of all the things we look at as we walk around. 

The streaming cam page also has its own chat room and hams from 
around the world watched, chatted, and enjoyed it the past 3 years. 

There are no pop-ups or advertisements. Just something we like to do 
each year and have fun. It lets hams take part in ham radio if they 
are too far away to travel or health does not permit it. 

Please spread the word to other hams and ham clubs. 
The more people we have on, the more fun we will have. 

Streaming Webcast Schedule 

We will be broadcasting from the beginning until the end of the show 
each day Friday May 20th through Sunday May 22th from our outside 
fleamarket spaces 3350-3351. Please come by and say hello and wave to 
your loved ones back home. 

NEW THIS YEAR !! 
Watch for the 'Helmet Cam'. You will be able to see what we see as we 
walk around in the fleamarket. 

Also watch for us as we convoy from Memphis, Tn to Dayton, Oh. on 
WEDNESDAY May 17th and set up our fleamarket space on Thursday May 
18th.. This is a 550 mile drive and will take us about 10 hours. 

We will depart Memphis about 8:00 am CST and arrive Dayton about 7:00 
pm EST. This will be our fourth year to broadcast the drive live. 
Chat with us on the chat screen as we drive. Hams from around the 
world followed our trip and chatted with us last year. Watch us and 
try to guess where we are. 

After hamvention, we will be broadcasting our drive back home. Watch 
for us Sunday May 21th from about 1:00 pm until about 9:00pm CST. 

The link is http://wa5kub.com

The site is up and running today and will be on 24 by 7 from now 
until Hamvention. Please visit it, log in and chat with us and others 
as we test it. We need you to help stress test it.

We have recorded video running on it at the present but will switch 
over to live video when we start our trip. 

Video clips running now are the Tonight show CW vs Text Messaging, 
news clips of us from local tv stations, The Hamband (A video of a 
ham in a tux and top hat singing a ham song while hanging on his 
tower at 100 feet, Storm chaser videos, and ICOM videos that were 
taken at Hamvention over a couple years. 










 
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Re: [Repeater-Builder] Re: colinears as repeater antennas

2006-05-20 Thread Ian Wells








I was talking to a person yesterday about foaming tyres and it seems after the foam expands it becomes hard so I would think it would a1 for making a colinear more resistant to windsso the joints carnt move .I do not however knowifthe problem is static buildup between the sections then foaming may not be a benefit .however I have seen commercial antennas from overseas and they seem to be made with poly foam inside where our antennas over here seem to be made with nothing to reinforce them for wind problems


Thank You,
Ian Wells,
Kerinvale Comaudio,
www.kerinvalecomaudio.com.au

---Original Message---


From: Dave VanHorn
Date: 05/21/06 03:44:59
To: Repeater-Builder@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Repeater-Builder] Re: colinears as repeater antennas

I'm not a big fan of the fiberglass toothpick either.
Put a 5 degree downtilt into radio mobile, and see what it does to
your pattern over flat land.Now look at your toothpick, which is
usually leaning a few degrees one way or the other due to wind.

:-P

I'd really like to change my antenna to the 4-bay that's sitting in
the garage.









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[Repeater-Builder] Re: colinears as repeater antennas

2006-05-20 Thread Dave VanHorn

I'm not a big fan of the fiberglass toothpick either. 
Put a 5 degree downtilt into radio mobile, and see what it does to 
your pattern over flat land.  Now look at your toothpick, which is 
usually leaning a few degrees one way or the other due to wind. 

:-P

I'd really like to change my antenna to the 4-bay that's sitting in 
the garage.









 
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RE: [Repeater-Builder] Re: Ты где?

2006-05-20 Thread Paul Finch





At 
least that's what I was thinking!!!

Paul


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  где?
  Привет! Давно от тебя никаких новостей не слышно 
  что-то... Ты где вообще пропадаешь? Я тут файл приложил, давно хотел отправить 
  но всё забывал. Там всё просто, откроешь сразу разберешься. Удачи!!! 
  













  




  
  
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