Just in time for the 30m Multi Mode weekend -- 4/5 June 2011.
A few weeks ago Don Hobson, KB9UMT, founder of the 30m Digital Group,
published the updated unofficial 30m bandplan on the 30MDG reflector.
I responded, saying that the listing was a little misleading, because
some frequencies were
I built the 7 pole Low pass filter in the handbook to put in the receive loop
on my 5000A. KFAN runs 50kw to a 9 ele vertical array and I'm directly in
their main lobe at 9 miles away. There signal level at my antenna is sometimes
over 0 dBm and causes broad noise on 160m and 75m and a
The radio has been sold.
Joe
On Jun 1, 2011, at 9:02 AM, rfnoise wrote:
Hello Flexers
I have a mint 5000A with ATU and second receiver that is excess to my needs.
You can see pictures (click them to enlarge) and details here:
http://moon-bounce.com/foresale/
I will move to ebay in
You will also find the choke method I mentioned earlier will also provide
additional filtering.
I have a friend of mine who lives about 3km from an AM Broadcast station and
once he started to add common mode chokes, his problems disappeared.
73
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 12:26 PM,
On Wed, Jun 1, 2011 at 11:56 PM, Ian Wade G3NRW g3...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
Just in time for the 30m Multi Mode weekend -- 4/5 June 2011.
A few weeks ago Don Hobson, KB9UMT, founder of the 30m Digital Group,
published the updated unofficial 30m bandplan on the 30MDG reflector. I
responded,
Ed was kind enough to give me the quick tour of the new Flex Headquarters
when I was in Austin Wednesday. A LOT more room than the old place. I'm
sure they will fill all the new space though as more and more hams Discover
the Excitement. K3PD
SRI... this discussion probably isn't that relevant on this list, but...
Your chart is quite good. Thank you. Regardless, I would suggest losing the
dial frequencies altogether.
As a very almost exclusively digi-mode operator, and only being a ham for 5
years or so, I have never
Steven,
If I understand your problem correctly and you have a good termination on all
receive ports and still see signals on various bands, this maybe an elevated
noise floor generated by RF switching that Flex produces and is easily
recognized around the 800-900khz band. Flex explained these
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 2:31 PM, Peter G. Viscarola pete...@osr.com wrote:
SRI... this discussion probably isn't that relevant on this list, but...
Your chart is quite good. Thank you. Regardless, I would suggest losing
the
dial frequencies altogether.
As a very almost exclusively
You might consider the possibility that there is a reason why we continue to
have FMT's! Or, maybe that some two-way communication is deliberate.
73
Lee K9WRU
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Cc:
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 5:04 PM, Lee Mushel herbe...@centurytel.net wrote:
You might consider the possibility that there is a reason why we continue
to have FMT's! Or, maybe that some two-way communication is deliberate.
People actually communicate? I thought all this was just for playing
It could be because most hams use radios with actual dials that display the
frequency. Digital modes aren't exclusive to Flex radios.
Fred W2VQS
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Sent: Thursday,
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 4:56 PM, Fred Howell fhowell...@att.net wrote:
It could be because most hams use radios with actual dials that display the
frequency. Digital modes aren't exclusive to Flex radios.
But that frequency on the VFO is NOT the frequency of your emission. Try
running a
On 6/2/2011 06:56 AM, Ian Wade G3NRW wrote:
Just in time for the 30m Multi Mode weekend -- 4/5 June 2011.
A few weeks ago Don Hobson, KB9UMT, founder of the 30m Digital Group,
published the updated unofficial 30m bandplan on the 30MDG
reflector. I responded, saying that the listing was a
All that is quite true, but too many of us fail to understand that. It is
still the dial frequency whether it has little to do with the emissions
frequencies or not. I have attempted to explain that to some appliance
operators and watch their eyes glaze over. It is what they see on the dial
and
There were over 1100 cluster spots today.
how many were dial readout numbers
how many were offset compensated numbers
During a weekends contest...I really don't want to be posting offset
compensated frequencies.
Do that a dozen times, and there would be a lot of people calling me
names I
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 7:55 PM, Brian n...@comcast.net wrote:
...What about the annoying beacon on 10.125?
I too hear a signal on 10.125, but it turned out not to be a beacon. After
much experimentation, I found that it's coming from my wireless router. With
some further tweaking,
On Thu, Jun 2, 2011 at 6:02 PM, Fred Howell fhowell...@att.net wrote:
All that is quite true, but too many of us fail to understand that. It is
still the “dial frequency” whether it has little to do with the emissions
frequencies or not. I have attempted to explain that to some appliance
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