Just worked on 20 SSB and they said no 160 tonight, problems but no details.
They said maybe tomorrow night.
73 Buzz N5UR
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On Nov 22, 2018, at 18:03, Stan Stockton wrote:
Frank and all,
I thought I would share a little real world experience I had today. I have
a T, loaded vertical that is only something like
I have an inverted L with 30 existing radials and I just acquired 1500’ of 14
gauge copper insulated wire to add some more. SOme people say 1/8 wave is best
bang for the buck versus 1/4 wave and now I read someone says 3/16 wave is
optimal My existing are half 1/4 and half 1/8 wave on
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A. E. BUZZ JEHLE
POB 2277
BANDERA TX 78003-2277 USA
1 830 796 4196
CELL 1 713 725 5914
On Jan 9, 2016, at 12:24 AM, Herbert Schoenbohm <he...@vitelcom.net> wrote:
Rule of thumb...The higher you place the loading coil on the tower before the
horizontal top loadin
A few years back in Houston, lightening hit the 90' pine tree my full size
Carolina windom was attached to. The tree died and all the 14 gauge copperweld
vanished back to the balun and line isolators which exploded and the RG8 which
looped down to the roof was welded to the aluminum roof! The
A few years back in Houston, lightening hit the 90' pine tree my full size
Carolina windom was attached to. The tree died and all the 14 gauge copperweld
vanished back to the balun and line isolators which exploded and the RG8 which
looped down to the roof was welded to the aluminum roof! The
HAMSPOTS.net you need the s
On Jan 10, 2012, at 11:05 PM, Steven Raas wrote:
Bob,
I am in the same situation.. I use many toos available free..a few of them
are #1) Dx cluster I leave it unfiltered ( with the exception of band ) so
I see all spots. #2) Hamspot.net you can really get a feel
Installing 80 and 160 verticals and was going to use 14 gauge uninsulated solid
copper wire for radials. Little dirt here, mostly limestone and caliche. Is
there any reason to use insulated wire? No one seems to sell bare wire anymore
(Lowes, Home Depot), but it would hide better than colored