Sorry, got mis-directed here. My fault...
Gary, KA1J
> Shoehorn.
>
> ;)
>
> Gary
> KA1J
>
> > How'd it fit in the box? --Mike, WV2ZOW
> >
> > On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 12:39 PM, Gary Smith wrote: >
> > Took this a couple years back, thought I'd > give you another laugh
> > for
Shoehorn.
;)
Gary
KA1J
> How'd it fit in the box? --Mike, WV2ZOW
>
> On Thu, Nov 9, 2017 at 12:39 PM, Gary Smith wrote: >
> Took this a couple years back, thought I'd > give you another laugh
> for the day. > > http://doctorgary.net/qrp.jpg > > 73 & have fun, > >
> Gary > KA1J
>>
It seems to me that DX conditions have been pretty poor for the past 10
years on 160m . . .
<<
Hi Roger
I see your point on things changing. However I have a different experience.
The noise is up. Every day there is a new "thing" that used FVD, switching
power supply and the LED's.. oh boy
Hi Gary,
I have experience with both the NCC-1 and the NCC-2. While I can't comment
on how they would perform in your specific environment, I have a
significant line noise source to my southeast about a mile away that I am
yet to be able to get the electric utility to address. The power line runs
Roger, you raise an interesting point about "you can see (lack of
sunrise enhancement)
very clearly when there's a contest on".
That is an interesting observation.
Several times in the past years I've been on during a weeknight
(non-weekend) in winter and observed really great enhancements