If Cat 5 cable will work why won't two wire twisted air audio cable? Is
it because of the tightness of the twist that is of concern. I see no
reason it won't work except for the cancellation property of twisted
pair but with a Beverage we are dealing with a different wire signal
propagation
Lee you might check the AM band and see if there is a detectable carrier
on 603.6 or 905 Khz as sometimes unlicensed AM pirate stations try to
slip in between the noram AM 10 KHz increments to avid interference. I
could be one such station's second or third harmonic with the carrier
just left
The majority of sailboat and powerboat cruising crowd (some call them
yachtsmen) are to busy when they are at the helm to do internet.
However when they pull into a port or harbor and drop the anchor and
pour two fingers of Dewer's White Lable it is then they wish to catch up
with their stock
Mike,
The issue with cruisers using the ham bands is that so many are not
even legally licensed or if they are have no permit to operate in the
ports and harbors where they are visiting. Most of the islands in the
Eastern Caribbean do not permit third party traffic of any kind. So the
better on the next go if there is a next go :) :)
73s
Mike AB7ZU
Kuhi no ka lima, hele no ka maka
On Mar 16, 2014, at 14:48, Herbert Schonbohm herbert.schoenb...@gmail.com
wrote:
Mike,
The issue with cruisers using the ham bands is that so many are not even legally
licensed
On 1/30/2014 11:03 PM, Carl Braun wrote:
If I can't get the antenna to resonate using the L I'd say that I'd consider
shunt feeding the tower and work out an (omega) matching scheme to match the
tower to my target freq. If that's the case, do I mount my upper shunt arm on
the tower at 67' or
Things are terrible as I can get about one Q per hour. Some years ago I
did WAS in 3.5 hours on 160. Just not possible this weekend to even get
to Florida.
Herb Schoenbohm, KV4FZ
On 2/22/2014 6:01 PM, Hawkins wrote:
Rich,
On 2/22/14, 3:13 PM, KL7RA wrote:
This may go down as my worst
Bruce, I can't answer your wind turbine noise question on TB but while
we are on the subject and a bit off topicin the 70's a 250KW wind
turbine with metal blades was installed on the island of Culebra midway
between Puerto Rico and St. Thomas. As the blades were rotating they
would
Is there not a built in loss of 3db on both TX and RX with a CP antenna
compared to an Axial mode antenna? Not that it makes that much
difference on RX but 3db is 3db. Another issue with CP I understand is
the difference between LHCP and RHCP for space communications is
supposed to be
