Good Evening,
During a lull in the recent storms I had a chance to raise the
vertical wire of a 1/4 vertical. I have twenty radials in place with
four wire segments left to fill in any gaps. Each element is cut for
1/4 wavelength at 40 meters. I started stripping the end of each wire
On 3/20/2022 4:56 PM, Fred Jensen wrote:
Designed for a very specific purpose. Don't know how any would sound in
ham service with a pre-amp, but Jim, K9YC, is on this list, he retired
from a career as an audio professional and so far, he's my go-to-guy.
Maybe he'll read this and offer his
Meets Sunday evening 9pm ET (0100 UTC Monday morning) weekly on 3775
kHz (Yes, we know it's in the Advanced class portion of the 80M phone
band, but we really couldn't find a clear frequency in the General
class portion, my apologies).
Note that we've kept the same local time, since
Tony,
Every single "military microphone" I've ever encountered [a lot]
required very close talking to get any output. They're often used in
extreme noise environments and that's one simple way of removing the
ambient noise such as on an aircraft. They are often used right up next
to your
All:
I finally got the chance to test the Knowles HC-3 military microphone element I
ordered. The eBay seller claimed that it had the same frequency response as the
vintage Heil HC-5 and it is very close in that respect. However, it's not
nearly as sensitive as the Heil HC-5 so it requires A
Hopefully, someday, my K3 will be accepted for repair…. Again…
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> On Mar 20, 2022, at 8:34 AM, Jim Sheldon wrote:
>
> Boy 20 meters is nicely open into Scandanavia this morning around 13:30 UTC.
> Just had a real nice 10 minute chat with Mika, OH6NVC on 20 CW. Great to
Boy 20 meters is nicely open into Scandanavia this morning around 13:30
UTC. Just had a real nice 10 minute chat with Mika, OH6NVC on 20 CW.
Great to be back on the air and I can now get back to running my KX2 as
a portable rig instead of primary - LOL.
Also great to see more solar activity
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