I have a friend who likes thin-crust pizza. The
problem is that she thinks anyone who prefers
thick-crust pizza and mentions it to her is
picking a fight with her. Something of an
overreaction, but that's the way she it.
QRP vs. QRO is like thin vs. thick crust pizza.
We all have our
I prefer a QRP crust with QRO cheese and veggies.
It's a maximum enjoyment thing.
--
73 de KB9BVN
Brian Murrey
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Not sure of the architecture or the underlying process, but i assume its
something like:
1) take record from users and process into records
2) correlate records user submitted against all records for that particular
timestamp of the record.
3) shudder at the sheer volume of requests
i don't
Hi guys,
I have been having trouble logging into my LOTW account. It started last
night, then I got in this morning, now I can't get in again.
Have others noticed this? Is there an ARRL bulletin that covers these
outages?
Thanks. 73 de Brian W3BW
*Brian F. Wruble, C.F.A.
There is a queue status page with hourly processing stats. I’m not sure what is
normal, but there is a full hour with no new submissions.
http://www.arrl.org/logbook-queue-status
wunder
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http://observer.wunderwood.org/ (my blog)
On Apr 24, 2015, at 10:41 AM, David Orman
IGINAL MESSAGE (may be snipped)
On Fri, 24 Apr 2015 19:03:36 -0400, you wrote:
On 4/24/2015 6:50 PM, Chuck Smallhouse wrote:
Now if you want to cash in your 401K , SPE/Expert also offers the
2K-FA, which will be at least an S unit stronger than the KPA500 !
REPLY:
If you are
= best regards's
sigh
;-)
Bruce, N1RX
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Hello Elecrafters,
I have just finished the construction of the AF1 for a local radio club.
AF1 works very well. However, when using my K3 to TX, the AF1 picked up the RF
energy and I can hear my voice in my earphone. I must admit that the antenna
is near to my shack but no RF feedback
Hey Dale, I’m successfully using FLDigi on a Mac Mini, the SignaLink USB device
and the KX3/PX3. Use the RED TRS (tip, ring, sleeve) mini-plug (or any
similarly wired cable) and plug one end (the straight plug is my preference)
into the SPKR output of the SignaLink device, and the other end
Guy's post cannot be interpreted to refer to you, Tom.
Perhaps the best way to view this is the response of Dollie Parton who,
when asked if she was offended by dumb blond jokes, replied No, because
I'm not dumb and I'm not blond.
If you aren't one either, don't fret about it.
73 W6OGC Jim
I seem to have missed the original post. My 2-cents:
I used a Drake L-4B (2 X 3-500Z) for years. It worked fine, was robust,
instant-on and would tune the WARC bands and was a pretty good antenna tuner as
well. What it didn't do was cover 160-meters. I don't contest, but am an avid
DXer,
Difficult to photograph, Frank, but I have just taken mine apart to see
how it fits together:
In line with the microswitch you'll see a slot. Put the end of the
spring wire into the slot. Then position the long end into the slot in
the plastic handle on the side next to the PCB. Then ease the
On Fri,4/24/2015 7:17 AM, Phil Wheeler wrote:
QRP vs. QRO is like thin vs. thick crust pizza. We all have our
preferences, and stating them in a discussion here is not intended to
insult those who do not have the same preferences.
I run QRP during those DX contests whose rules are so tilted
Easy to do with the NCDXF beacons.
http://www.ncdxf.org/beacon/intro.html
Each station transmits at 100, 10, 1, and 0.1 W in its time slot, a
range of 30 dB. Most of the time on 14.100, 4U1UN in NYC is readable
here on the western frontier at all four power levels, although the 100
mW level
It's always fun to play armchair-sysadmin.
I can't imagine having publicly accessible resources like LOTW or the
main ARRL website on the same network segment as their internal network
(and phones).
I know nothing of their network topology, or what's at HQ, and what's at
a data center (far
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