They said The outstanding receiver and transmitter characteristics
allowed us to run two positions simultaneously on any band -- even
the very narrow 30 meter band -- with absolutely no interference.
Good design makes the complex appear simple: the ins and outs of
this sophisticated radio
Yes, but, the antennas were some distance apart and they had very good
filters in their antennas. Don't try this at home... unless you have a
similar set up.
David
G3UNA
They said The outstanding receiver and transmitter characteristics
allowed us to run two positions simultaneously on
I know that many of you on the list were active working Ducie Island. I got
a pleasant surprise today. I downloaded my confirmations from LOTW and all
7 were confirmed by the Ducie Island folks! This is the first time I can
recall that a major DXpedition used this method for confirmation. I
All this talk of easy RTTY QSOs got me going: I rigged my K2 with
a couple of patch cords to the sound card and figured out MMTTY: I
just made my first ever RTTY QSO to VP6DX with 5W on 30M ...
I've got them QRP/CW on 80-10 and RTTY on 30. I'll keep trying for 160 but my
best antenna for that is
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To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 7:56 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Ducie ...
All this talk of easy RTTY QSOs got me going: I rigged my
K2 with
a couple of patch cords to the sound card and figured out
MMTTY: I
just made my first ever RTTY QSO to VP6DX with 5W on 30M
...
I've
: Chris Kantarjiev [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tuesday, February 26, 2008 6:56 PM
Subject: [Elecraft] Ducie ...
All this talk of easy RTTY QSOs got me going: I rigged my K2 with
a couple of patch cords to the sound card and figured out MMTTY: I
just made my first ever RTTY
The k3s on Ducie aresount great here in Kansas. Starting at 5:38 this
morningI worked them on 80 SSB, 80 CW, 40 SSB and 40 CW ... all in about 35
minutes. The audio on the rigs were just fantastic. Clear. CW is sharp and
nice to copy
Tomorrow160 meters
They have some
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