I bought my Astron SS-30M in 2000 and shortly after found the V- tied to
chassis, which I removed.
73, Gerry, K8GT
On 1/29/2014 12:12 PM, Shoppa, Tim wrote:
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Lifting the ground connection to V- is a very common modification to
Astrons and some sources (e.g.
Try Webster Communications in Rochester, Michigan. This is the old Webster
Band Spanner mobile antennas. He's still around, I saw him at Dayton this
year. He sells Bird elements.
Also, don't forget Coaxial Dynamics that sells a wattmeter that uses elements
that are compatible with Bird
Brian,
You'll be very welcomed, but may I suggest that you search and pounce. That
will give you a chance to listen to a running station a few times and that will
give you a chance to get the other station's call correctly and be able to get
his exchange correctly as well, without the
I dunno, but there's usually a big AM'er plunked down there, so it must be.
73, Gerry, K8GT
sebdesnCC sebd...@comcast.net wrote:
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Is that the net type group there?(1860),I have chatted with folks there a
couple times
Bud W0HG
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From:
Tree t...@kkn.net wrote:
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I have been lusting after a TDR and finally created one by building up one
of the simple circuits you see on the internet and hooking it up to my
scope.
Hi Tree,
Yes, I remember my WOW moment in the very early 70's, working the midnight UHF
TX
