It's about a year now since I last updated the Band Utilization Charts
for 30m, 60m (UK) and 160m:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/wadei/121122_30m_Band_Utilization_Chart.pdf
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/wadei/130222_UK_60m_Band_Utilization.pdf
I recently put reviews about the SAL-20 and SAL-30 on eham.net if anyone
is interested. Two on air demonstrations of the F/B are on YouTube.
Please refer to: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tVi5xQIXnXU (160m) and
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F_S7JwfEpQ8 (80m).
--
David J Rodman MD
See N3OC's review of the Shared Apex Loop Array in the February PVRC
Newsletter, page 5
http://pvrc.org/Newsletters/feb14.pdf
Its competitive with other small receiving arrays and single Beverages and its
not surprising that
much larger arrays of phased Beverages and phased verticals offer
Is the SAL-30 available piecemeal? I have plenty of wire, coax, enclosures,
support tubing, etc, and would just need the proprietary controller
Since I already have 5 two wire 500-750' Beverages for 10 directions the
high cost of a complete package is not economically justifiable for me just
I’m curious if it’s really any different than a two loop K9AY on one support.
Cecil
K5DL
From: Carl
Sent: February 9, 2014 1:36 PM
To: donov...@starpower.net; topband@contesting.com
Subject: Re: Topband: Shared Apex Loop Array
Is the SAL-30 available piecemeal? I have plenty of
It seems to me as a user of many types of loops of all sizes in a noisy
residential area, that there is still something beyond Lower take off angle
from the long beverages vs these loops, and perhaps even beyond better s/n
ratio which makes beverages better. OR maybe it's just the fact that
Carl,
You can check out the original article in the Oct. 2012 issue of QST. I
believe there was a QEX article also around the same time.
Russ, N3CO
Carl k...@jeremy.mv.com wrote:
Is the SAL-30 available piecemeal? I have plenty of wire, coax, enclosures,
support tubing, etc, and would just
I use DX-Summit at times to monitor topand activity. But for some
reason the connection is rejected via my normal ISP. However when I use
by Android on ATT there is no problem connection. The same ability to
connect is via another computer hooked to a different IP address. One
local ISP is
I too started with DXsummit as a web interface to spotting info and especially
recent history.
Today when I want to research spots I most commonly use reversebeacon.net
(skimmer spots) and dxwatch.net (manually entered spots) which I feel have
superior tools.
Tim N3QE
- Original Message
On 2014-02-09, at 5:21 PM, Herb Schoenbohm wrote:
I use DX-Summit at times to monitor topand activity. But for some reason the
connection is rejected via my normal ISP. However when I use by Android on
ATT there is no problem connection. The same ability to connect is via
another
Years ago I used DX Summit a lot, but it has become relatively useless and
unresponsive without real support, so I gave it up years ago. Now I use
DXWatch a lot - very good filters and tools. Another site that I have used
quite a bit is the F5LEN Webcluster - also has good tools - including some
BTW, Herb
A couple of niceties and conveniences on DXWatch - if you set up a password
and log in - when you put your cursor on the DX spot, it automatically shows
bearing (SP and LP) from your QTH and SR and sunset times at the DX
location. Have fun!
73,
Charlie, K4OTV
-Original
Dne 9.2.2014 23:21, piše Herb Schoenbohm:
However when I use by Android
I use NKCCluster Android APP for years connecting to our spider cluster node
at telnet://s50clx.infrax.si:41112 You should give it a try it is FREE.
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