Please cancel my subscription to the topband group.
Terry
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Hi folks,
I checked my log and see about 17 or so contacts on 20,15 and 10 for John.
Never on the lower bands 40,80 or 160 apparently. Was always nice to hear
him coming over the pole and he certainly was a regular out of Belgium. I
have two editions of his Low Band DXing books and have used it
rldpc.com/product/dr-dos/7x>
>
> 'JK
>
>
> On Tuesday, August 25, 2020, 2:02:23 PM PDT, Terry Burge <
> ki7m.pcr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
> Hi topbander,
>
> Once upon a time I got fairly good designing quad antennas on Necwire2. I
> still have many of those d
Hi topbander,
Once upon a time I got fairly good designing quad antennas on Necwire2. I
still have many of those designs on various 3 1/2" floppies with the
programs. Am I dating myself? Anyway that was about the only antenna design
program I managed. It requires a DOS based computer like Windows
Hello guys and gals,
This last winter season I did not get much out of my 80 meter 4-square.
I've tuned it about as well as I can. It is using 1/2 WL slopers, a Comtek
4-square controller and is off my tower about 114' level. My ground is
sloping down from East to West and South with a drop of
KI7M
test from new email account. Why new email? Check my qrz.com account and
you should understand.
Terry
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I sent this a couple of days again but never seen it show up in email? Having
problems getting youtube videos to run too.
Terry
KI7M
> -- Original Message --
> From: terry burge
> To: topband@contesting.com, terry burge
> Date: 06/04/2020 10:37 PM
> Subject: F
FYI...
A friend provided a 4 ft. spool of 1/2" hardline 75 ohm stuff from a lot he was
cleaning up of what appeared to be Comscope coax. Size was 0.595" outside
diameter aluminum (no black covering, silver) with copper center conductor of
0.122" best I could figure with my Harbor Freight
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Hello,
Can i ask you a favor, Do you have an Amazon account?
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Checking my log I see I worked Herb about every other year on 160 during
contest. Also once I see on 20 since starting to use my computer log in 2008.
Will miss him for all he did for my little station.
So many of us older hams are passing away. Can't tell you how I've been
reminded by
Hi folks,
My steppir 3 element is not changing from 20 meters. I need to find a source
for 12-strand control wire but my searches so far has found everything but.
Where is a good source. Steppir antenna's site does not seem to have a catalog
for parts with their new site. I miss being able to
I have an inverted L. Unfortunately it is noisey but I do the best I can. I've
been contemplating putting up and inverted V on 160 meter too in hopes it could
give me more 'local' coverage and a quieter background noise. One of many
projects I'd like to get done as usual. I've also considered a
Thanks everyone,
Good to know I'm still receiving the list. So much of the time it get's over my
head but other times I think I learn so much.
Terry
KI7M
> On April 16, 2020 at 12:28 AM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Did I somehow get unsubscribed again?
&g
Did I somehow get unsubscribed again?
Terry
KI7M
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K0IDX is definitely active at least in 2015,2018-2020. I have worked him all
those years during (real Qso's!) during 160 CQWWPHN.
Terry
KI7M
> -- Original Message --
> From: Jan Erik Holm
> To: topband@contesting.com
> Date: April 4, 2020 at 10:37 AM
> Subject: Re: Topband:
are working so I'm apparently ready for the contest this weekend.
Hope to work a lot of you this weekend.
Bueatiful day today in Oregon and the Cascades with their snow pack makes a
nice view.
Terry
KI7M
> On February 17, 2020 at 12:54 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> It's us little pistols
It's us little pistols who make up a good deal of your scores I expect. Not
that I'm such a little one but this season I have not even been able to get my
inv 'L to work right. Put in power and SWR goes thru the roof? Go Figure.
Planning on seting up a K2AV FCP but it won't be by next
Hello again,
Thanks for the ideas for recording contacts. I can't imagine trying to record a
contest while working it and that is not my purpose here. But on and important
'new country' qso I'd like to have something to fall back to incase I screwup
putting the report in my log. The Zoom
Hi folks,
Is there some kind of software or accessory unit that would have the ability to
record off the XCVR and easily run it back to listen again to the exchange? I'm
kind of thinking of something like digital TV where you can run it back quickly
while watching some show. Seems like it
ask and got permission to pass this on.
Terry, KI7M
> -- Original Message --
> From: "Breakall, James Kenneth"
> To: terry burge
> Cc: "Breakall, James Kenneth"
> Date: January 4, 2020 at 11:55 AM
> Subject
Mark,
If what you say is true it is good news. I heard a WA3 ham telling someone else
that John had passed away but no details. I could give the call but who knows
where that would end up with the rumor mill. Anyway, I hope you are right. I've
always been a fan of John's books as well as
I heard on 40 or 80 meters last night that John Devoldere had passed away. If
so I'm very sorry to hear about that. I've worked him many times over the
years, have at least two editions of his Low Band DX'ing books, and always
considered his a friend. Last time I worked him was back on
Thanks to Bob, N4PQX I got this link to an active chart comparing RX antennas.
Thanks to K7TJR this might prove very helpful to anyone thinking about
investing in a receive antenna. Also has some active plots for the various
antennas. Terry, KI7M
https://www.k7tjr.com/rx1comparison.htm
). Who would have
thought I'd be looking at using that technology so many years later?
Terry
KI7M
> On July 28, 2019 at 9:27 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
> I have four kits purchased on ebay for receive antennas as well as a
> bi-directional beverag
Hi folks,
I have four kits purchased on ebay for receive antennas as well as a
bi-directional beverage from KD9SV. Looking on my county plot map it looks like
I can run about a 412' beverage using my neighbors ground and mine. Got a good
neighbor you could say who just doesn't want a BOG to
Hi folks,
I am in need of a Rohn 25 flat top plate or maybe a strong rotor/bearing plate.
I've got to make a custom pulley and smaller return pulley setup for using my
Ramsey worm gear winch to raise and lower a thousand pounds of tower from the
ground up. Running the winch cable up the gin
Hi folks,
I have been using the good weather here in Oregon to get quite a bit of mowing
done and the thought has occurred to me that farming and ham radio don't mix.
With my little Cub ST-100 I cut the 3 wire lead to my big tower that goes to
the Comteks 80 meter switch box; caught one of
You are so right Dave. Even from the west coast working JA's it can require a
lot of work and perseverance especially with the weak ones. There are times
working 3 or even 4 a minute can occur but I have not seen those conditions for
a few years now even on 15 or 20 meters. And anyone who says
FWIW guys and gals,
I can tell you the lack of activity is not just on CW and not just one band.
I've lately been getting up early enough to catch the morning European openings
on 20 SSB. Rarely do I get any one from 'across the pond' coming back to my CQ
DX over the north pole on SSB. That
Just FYI...
Thanks for the help. Still fiddling with mine. The relays click both for
terminations and switching directions but only the SW show continuity to the
coax connection. Other reading a non-existent or just not what I'd expect.
Don't see the termination values for some reason at the
Well, I was putting up my WX0B/Array Solutions K9AY receive antenna and found
the units ohm out bad. So maybe someone on topband has a k9ay antenna setup
they no longer use? Thought I'd ask. Already put a want out on QTH.COM swapnet
but no takers so I'll ask here. Got the dual 85' long loops up
, 2019 at 5:16 AM Lance wrote:
> >
> > Terry,
> >
> > No. Just this email.
> >
> > My MFJ-482 has been sitting on a shelf
> > for quite a while. I can get it to work,
> > but can't get it programmed.
>
comes back to my call so
maybe I can send some decent code with this old MFJ-832. Strangely enough MFJ
did not have the manual in their manual so on their webpage. Guess they want to
sell newer stuff.
Terry
KI7M
> On March 8, 2019 at 5:27 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Hi fol
Hi folks,
I have searched the web without success for the manual for the MFJ-482 model
Grandmaster memory keyer. Would anyone have a manual they could make a copy of.
I picked this unit up at a local hamfest and don't even know if it will work
but it would be nice if I could get enough
Thanks to some helpful folk a little more observant that me perhaps I found the
simplex is to us DXWatch and put you mouse over the DX station you want. Read
the fine print Terry!
The other easy method is using QRZ lookup for the DX station and check the
Detail page. Used it for years and
Got the answer. Just need to look at the detail page on QRZ for the DX station
I want! Da!
Terry
KI7M
> On February 28, 2019 at 3:21 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
>
> One of the problems with using https://dx.qsl.net/propagation/greyline is
Hi folks,
One of the problems with using https://dx.qsl.net/propagation/greyline is
trying to calculate what time GMT will be the sunrise or sunset time in places
like the A5A, FR7, XX9, etc. Does anyone know if there is an online site where
you can plug in a countries capitol and find the
Hi Guys,
Why should it be necessary to send an email to the DXp's contact when they said
they would operate SSB? What is the point of dropping SSB for a XX9D to publish
their band plan and not follow it? T31EU has been strong and so had XX9D but to
just not give SSB op's any chance on 80 or
Don't know what to think of this. I just worked V84SAA on 7175 at 9:52AM PST!
He is a very good copy 56/7 on my K3. Something it's hard to figure for almost
10AM on 40 mtrs.
Terry
KI7M
> On February 9, 2019 at 8:41 AM donov...@starpower.net wrote:
>
>
> Hi Jeff,
>
>
> I never heard even
> On February 7, 2019 at 5:31 PM j...@kk9a.com wrote:
>
>
> It would probably work however Belden 9913 is a poor coax choice for outdoor
> use. I too have had water pour out of it. I threw all of mine away decades
> ago and I would suggest you do the same.
>
> John KK9A
>
> as an open circuit.
>
> Others may disagree, but it seems logical to me. OTOH, if it were me, and I
> was only using a very short length, I would spend a couple of extra bucks and
> use good quality components throughout my system.
>
> 73,
>
> Bob AA6VB
>
> Sent fr
Hi Folks,
A few years back some 9913 I was using apparently got water in the coax. I say
this because of fluctuating SWR issues and I noted the shield when cut into was
almost 'black'. So for my minor purpose of using spare coax for my dump power
on an 80 meter 4-square can some of this coax
Maybe the International Space Station could reflect a 160 meter signal or
reradiate it. It's larger than a football field. Just a thought. Let's see,
people could use the space station to bounce signals off of. Another reason to
keep it from falling in the Pacific Ocean someday.
Terry
KI7M
>
JWIT,
Or to put it, just what I think. Paul's description of how WSPR and FT8 can/is
automatic points out what a lot of us object to. It would not be bad IF they
had a separate class for DXCC for the digital modes just because it can be like
'shooting fish in a barrel'. Some of us have work
Hi folk,
Been looking for this for I don't know how long. Had it up out in Keizer but
wasn't that impressed but I'll now try it out here. But going to need to get it
near some trees and possibly power company transformer on power pole. Maybe
some fencing too. Listening to K4IQJ's DX
Thanks for the help guys. Got reminding about the difference between pipe and
tubing sizes concerning the U-bolts. And some other things like overbuilding my
detune setup.
Terry
KI7M
> On January 2, 2019 at 11:49 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Hi folks,
>
&g
Hi folks,
I've ran into this problem multiple times and thought I'd ask to see if there
is a simple explanation or if perhaps manufacturers of universal angle iron
brackets as sold in Lowes, Home Depot, etc. just don't care. I can never find
these 'plumbers tape' type of angle irons that
od~n~reel
> from a yard sale, 3/4 oz fishing weight, ask someone to hold my beer, and
> tell everyone to go hide ...
>
> ----
> On Thu, 12/27/18, terry burge wrote:
>
> Subject: Topband: launching lines over trees
> To: topba
Let me see if I can paste a link here. Using Windows 10 copy and paste never
seems to work right for me. Anyway, this place has the most 'serious' line
launchers I've ever come across.
http://www.sherrilltree.com/climbing-gear/bigshot-launchers
Take a look. (my copy and paste worked!).
Hi again,
This may not be possible to answer with anything like 10% accuracy but can
someone give me an idea just how much capacitance I need for putting up a
50-55' vertical wire up the lower half of my tower to detune it on 75 meters
around the DX windown (3790-3800 Khz). The tower is Rohn
Thanks John,
Now if some of us only knew where we get a solder pot to pxxx, excuse me, dip
out coax in.
Terry
KI7M
> On December 8, 2018 at 7:13 AM John K9UWA
> wrote:
>
>
> Since you asked. In my antenna system I have about 500 PL-259 connectors.
> 99% of them are King Silver Teflon
I agree with Frank, Not that I necessarily think PL-259's are the greatest,
they are not. But I have never really learned to put N-connectors together and
don't trust my skills at trying it again. For HF I don't think the added
expense with any lower loss is worth the difficulty with
5 looks similar to the Multicomp clamp
> connector discussed on
> Towertalk early in 2011. See:
> http://lists.contesting.com/_towertalk/2011-02/msg00214.html
>
> 73, Pete - N8TR
>
>
>
> At 09:45 PM 12/4/2018, terry burge wrote:
>
> Hi Gary
> Take a lo
>
>
>
> 73,
> Gary K9GS
> ---- Original message From: terry burge Date:
> 12/4/18 8:45 PM (GMT-06:00) To: topband@contesting.com, terry burge
> Subject: Topband: new style PL-259's with screw on back
> INSTRUCTIONS
> Hello guys and gals,
>
&g
Hello guys and gals,
I just bought 10 of these from China. Free shipping if you don't mind waiting a
couple of weeks. Anyway I'm not exactly the best soldering guy on the block and
would like to know if there is some webpage that shows how to install these new
style coax connectors. They sort
Hi Dick,
This looks like a pretty go launcher for putting lines over trees. I've only
seen them while watching some youtube videos of the tree cutting/pruning
arborist and never knew where to buy them. Checking out the site I requested a
catalog but am a bit turned off by the high prices. My
Sometime back I bought one of those cheaper launchers that shot a 1-1.5 oz.
fishing weight with fishing line attached. It was scary because if that fishing
weight hit something other that the ground or the fish line broke you never
knew where that thing was going to land.
I now have a CSV19
Interesting about the drones. I want to get one or maybe have someone who runs
them take a video of my tower and place. High quality video that is. If you
ever watch youtube/Andrew Caramata doing his property management/excavation
stuff you will be amazed by how long his video are and the
Hi folks,
I know it's been discussed but I don't recall the specific questions I wish to
know. Does the WD-1 need to be separated (2 wire) to work as a beverage or bog
beverages. Can it just be used as is for both reverseable or just one
direction. Also, don't know if there would be any
Sad to see he will no longer be there to give out Nova Scotia. I see I've
worked him three times 2014, 2011 and 2009 for a multiplier during CQWW160.
Never really got to know him but I have enjoyed the great stories. That is
something about ham radio I love. You never know who you might be
nd
> ; w...@hotmail.com; TopBand List
> ; terry burge
> Subject: Re: Topband: trying to tune up 80 meter 4-Square
>
>
>
> You dont have to lower them but you need to short them to ground to make them
> electrically invisible
>
>
>
> On Fri, Oct
Not wishing to sound callus since I just read about the ham who lost his life
on a tower collapse.But does anyone have a copy of the story of the guy who
writes to his insurance company explaining how he got injured. I imagine it
was from many years back in one of the radio magazines. As I
Hello Guys and Gals,
Recently Tree did some work for me and one of the things was to put up the
Comtek 80 meter 4-Square switching unit and a couple of pulley setups for my
raising of the 80 meter slopers. Lately I've been chasing my tail around to get
them dipped in around 3700-3750 Khz.
Hello again,
I have just updated my qrz.com/ki7m page concerning the 40 meter dipole and the
Comtek 80 meter 4-Square I've mentioned before. Took some helpful advice and
rebuilt the 40 meter dipole starting with larger and thicker wall aluminum
tubing. Also added a 30 meter wire dipole to the
ed., 16. sep. 2018 ob 10:21 je oseba terry burge
> napisala:
>
> > Hi Gang,
> >
> >
> > I'm going to share a link I found a few years back that just amazed me.
> > Still does. Ever think that can't be done? Well take a look at what Roy
> > Callison built ove
Hi Gang,
I'm going to share a link I found a few years back that just amazed me. Still
does. Ever think that can't be done? Well take a look at what Roy Callison
built over the years and the techniques he use. I know I would not have the
nerve but just seeing what he could do is something and
Trevor,
I have found that winding a coil by hand may not look too hot but for a 160
Meter Inv-L they are easy to do. I use my Hytower with it's 65' radials as the
counter poise and run a 12 Gauge multi-strain house wire from Lowes over a big
Oak tree. Goes up and over the top and almost starts
.com/frequency-plan.html
>
> Cecil
> K5DL
>
> Sent using recycled electrons.
>
> > On Aug 4, 2018, at 3:30 AM, terry burge wrote:
> >
> > Another DXpedition in the Pacific we could work on SSB but they won't take
> > the time to work phone, ON
Another DXpedition in the Pacific we could work on SSB but they won't take the
time to work phone, ONLY CW and FT8. Whoever came up with the bright idea of no
SSB?
Terry
KI7M
> On August 3, 2018 at 12:21 PM Bob Allphin wrote:
>
>
> Low Band enthusiasts.
>The 5 man team going to
I see this stuff about how easy or difficult the KH1 operation was to work. I'm
on the west coast in northwestern Oregon and I personally found them one of the
worst operations to hear from the Pacific I've ever worked. Worked them on 80
and 40 for ATNO and on 20 and 17 too. The 80 meter
Hi guys and gals,
W9XT came up with a way to connect a PL-259 to a 1/2" hardline. Since I find
the Comscope 1/2" hardline I got a whole 4' spool of is not even listed by
comscope or any of the manufacturers of hardline I have to try and make a
connector. Using his method the toughest part is
And hopefully a little SSB if the give us alert by the cluster or their pilot
ops. I for one think the west coast stands a decent change of that working
optimist that I am (Hi Hi).
Terry
KI7M
> On June 15, 2018 at 10:45 AM C Allen Baker via Topband wrote:
>
>
> Maybe CW till band worked
could be a problem.
Terry
KI7M
> On June 11, 2018 at 9:50 AM Jim Thomson wrote:
>
>
> Date: Mon, 11 Jun 2018 07:29:39 -0700
> From: "Richard (Rick) Karlquist"
> To: terry burge , topband@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: Topband: cutting coax stubs for 80 meter 4-s
Richard,
You are so right about that static issue. I even seem to remember the Rig
Experts manual says to short the antenna leads together to remove any static
build up before connecting the analyzer. I think that was why I wasn't too
impressed with my MFJ-259b. Probably my own fail when I
solder and
'hop-a-long' rides again! It's working. Will check out the coax stub again to
see what the RE reads now.
Thanks Guy!
Terry
KI7M
> On June 9, 2018 at 10:42 PM terry burge wrote:
>
>
> Hi guys and gals,
>
>
> Well, to make a long story short my Rig Experts AA-
I did have similar issues in Keizer trying to dip anything on 160 meters. The
MFJ just would not work their. Had a radio station about 1/2-3/4th mile away
across the Willamette River. Found out I got a few 'diode' rectifying antenna
projects that way.
Terry
KI7M
> On June 10, 2018 at 10:27 AM
t;> factor is some where around 0.84401... as best I can figure it. So I guess
> >> that makes it 0.84 VF FWIW.
> >>
> >>
> >> Anyway, I have it figured that 55' 4 3/8" will do the trick for my 80
> >> meter 4-Square at 3.750 Mhz.
> >
t. So I guess that makes it 0.84 VF FWIW.
Anyway, I have it figured that 55' 4 3/8" will do the trick for my 80 meter
4-Square at 3.750 Mhz.
But why my RE analyzer went out today I don't have any idea. Back to the MFJ!
Terry
KI7M
> On June 9, 2018 at 6:59 PM terry burge wrote:
>
Rick N6RK
> >
> > On 6/9/2018 4:57 PM, terry burge wrote:
> >
> > > > > I don't know what is wrong here but I keep getting in
> > this situation where my
> > > typing starts running back over my writing. I will
I don't know what is wrong here but I keep getting in this situation where my
typing starts running back over my writing. I will try again to reply.
Joel,
I have tried all that the manual says without success. All I see is the
horizontal solid and dashed lines of R and X. No indication of a
t;
> Set your rig expert on freq 3750 and have it in the RX mode and you
> should see something that makes sense.
>
> Good Luck
> Ed
> KG4W
> On 6/9/2018 3:55 PM, terry burge wrote:
> > Hi guys and gals,
> >
> >
> > I have got DX Engineering 75 ohm foam coax t
Hi guys and gals,
I have got DX Engineering 75 ohm foam coax to make the stubs/feeders for my
Comtek 80 meter 4-Square and am finding some difficulty. Neither my MFJ-259B
nor my Rig Experts AA-170 seem to indicate a 1/2 WL at 7500 KHz or a 1/4 WL at
3750 KHz? Or any frequency up or down from
I finally called the Sportsmans Guid number 800-888-3006 and received a spool
of the Military phone wire. It looks brand new and the price even with shipping
was $28.98 which seems great to me. Plan to use it for radials and maybe
another beverage.
Terry
KI7M
> On May 31, 2018 at 2:54 PM N7DF
Hello Guys and Gals,
I have been planning on building an 80 meter 4-Square around my 117' tower. I
know it will likely require detuning the tower to make it 'invisable' to the
4-square so that is probably in the cards. Because of the difficulty of my
particular location have to consider
testing email
Terry
KI7M
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Anyone got any idea what is going on with DXwatch side? Haven't been able to
pull it up for two days and had to shift to DXSummit.fi. Personally, I hope it
will be back on for this weekends 160M CQ SSB contest. I always enjoy that one
when I can get on it and bump head with the big boys.
I listened a bit on 40 and 80 mtrs last night and the night before on SSB. I
thought conditions were practically non-existent on 80 especially. 40 wasn't
much better. Turned the radio off again and worked on other things. Don't
exactly see any reason for it on the propagation page since the
Hi Folks,
I've decided to get serious and try to put up an 80 meter 4-Square around my
117' tower of Rohn 55. Getting into my place can be a VERY SERIOUS CHALLENGE to
any tandem rig so that may make getting 40' long 3" and 2" irrigation tubing
difficult to deliver. I've got new steel racks
Hi guys,
I see nothing wrong with working someone you have had more than one contact
with before. At least as long as there are not people trying to work an ATNO.
But that is where my rub comes from. Can't tell you how many times I hear the
'locals' working the DX night after night and
Hi guys,
Even though my main focus is on 80 and 40 mtrs right now I thought I'd throw
this out to see what other thought. My hy-gain Hy-tower is using 14 gauge
electric fence wire for radials. Most of them are 65 foot or maybe a bit
longer. About 63 or 64 of them by now. Since it was mainly
The communication act of 1934 has be 'amended', changed, whatever a few years
back by congress. I think it was on behalf of the NSA and CIA or homeland
security. (always hated that 'homeland security' name. It sounds too much like
'for the Fatherland' for me). And the cellphone companies. You
sion, but you were not
> able to hear their barefoot transmission Terry? Or were you both
> using webSDRs in each others' localities?
>
> (and was this on 160m?)
>
> Thanks.
>
> Nick
> VE7DXR
>
> At 06:44 2018-01-16, terry burge wrote:
> >Well I gues
Well I guess I had to find out what all the fuss was about so I went on line
and tried some of these European webSDR's. Just worked OK2RZ and YT1AA. Also
heard I5ZSS. Using the SDR it's like shooting fish in the barrel. At least when
you plug into the right SDR over there. They are not going in
Someone suggested a 5 second pause on the webSDR. I think that would be a
reasonable thing to do and let people know when someone is using a relays
station. Also, could help when using the webSDR to check the audio of your
signal. Useful even. Can a delay be put into these unit?
Requiring a
Hi,
Thanks for stating the rules. I believe the (a) basically means if you move
from one state to another within your country your DXCC is still valid and you
don't have to start over. I would not want to do that.
(b) I believe this means you must transmit and receive from your specific
From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com
> mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com ] On Behalf Of terry
> burge
> Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2018 5:01 PM
> To: Lee STRAHAN; topband@contesting.com mailto:topband@contesting.com
> Subject: Re: Topband: My beverage on
TJR OR
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com
> mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com ] On Behalf Of terry burge
> Sent: Saturday, January 13, 2018 11:09 AM
> To: David Olean ; topband@contesting.com mailto:topband@conte
> > you
> > leave the frontend protector out of the setup? Will your K3 pick up
> > signals when you connect your TX-antenna to RX IN?
> >
> > 73, Martin
> >
> >
> > Am 13.01.2018 um 15:16 schrieb topband-requ...@co
Did something happen or did I do something wrong? This is the first TowerTalk
message I've seen since yesterday at 5:18PM?
Terry
KI7M
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From: Jim Brown
To: towert...@contesting.com mailto:towert...@contesting.com
Date: January 13, 2018 at 12:26 AM
Subject:
Talking about poor propagation,
FWIW I have been concentrating on 40 and 80 meters SSB for quite sometime now.
Staying up till 0:800 or 09:00 Zulu on 80 meters listening to K2RR and others
work the two regular groups around 3.799 KHz and 3.795 KHz or so. The southern
California guys also do
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