He was in the pileups and much to strong to be outside North America
73
Frank
W3LPL
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From: Roger D Johnson n...@roadrunner.com
To: topband@contesting.com
Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2015 11:01:17 PM
Subject: Topband: VE1PZ
I see VE1PZ is one of the few that
VE1PZ is a good friend of mine based out of Pictou, NS. ( I say based as at
times he's had different houses and cottages in the region) He's never
operated remote that I know of.
Doug is a stand up guy and the word cheating is not in his vocabulary.
I don't know his current stn setup, but
I see VE1PZ is one of the few that worked the E3! Who is he? I've
never heard him on Top band. Is this another remote contact?
73, Roger
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Or maybe a busted call? VE1ZZ??
On 3/19/2015 6:01 PM, Roger D Johnson wrote:
I see VE1PZ is one of the few that worked the E3! Who is he? I've
never heard him on Top band. Is this another remote contact?
73, Roger
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Dear friends, we are doing our best effort on the low bands. Being at the end
of the rain season, there is a storm almost every day in the afternoon.The soil
here is very dark and moist, often we need to tune the high band antennas as
the resonance shifts according to water content.On low
Everything takes time. I have a great example of audio latency.
Kitchen has television with direct cable input and family room has
digital cable box with HDML to large screen LED set. When watching
events, like superbowl, both sets might be on. It is highly obvious
which television
It would be rare for an internet connection to be a single hop. I forget the
command (something like tracert) but you can see the nodes where the
connection goes. The number of hops is usually minimized as much as
possible. The NYC to KP4 connection is a minimum of 3 hops most likely: NYC
PC
Try an insulated wire, 66 meters long, on the ground (BOG antenna) If a
transformer is not available, connect directly to the receiver auxillary
antenna port. Signals will be weak, but noise should be much weaker.
Hope this works, It is easy to try.
73
Bruce-K1FZ
On 3/19/2015 5:17 PM, Mike Coreen Smith VE9AA wrote:
He (and I) hold the CQ160 M/S record (from his stn, with his call) and we,
along with K7BV did CY9AA in 1997..where we made many Topband
contacts..actually Doug made most of the Q;'s on Topband.
I still need CY9 for an ATNO. What are the
Hi Alfeo
On top band we use a inverted L and on 80m a vertical with a parasite
reflector.We have the feeling that ous signal is strong enough
I appreciate your effort on 160m, actually I am following you on you ban DX
expeditions for few years and one thing I noticed is the lack of signal on
I am not sure what supplies that you have available in the Republic of
Congo. A Pennant should fit in your operating area. It is pretty easy to
build and it is not ground dependent.
John KK9A
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject:Topband: 9Q0HQ
From: alfeo...@tin.it alfeo...@tin.it
The flag, EWW, K9AY and others loaded loop antenna are indeed two
non-resonant phased vertical phased 180 degree resulting in a cardioid
pattern that provide directivity and a good F/B. When you have another
resonant element nearby the interaction changes the pattern, depending on
the new
John,
the Diamond they used is quite similar to the Pemnant...
73 de Guido, ik2bcp
Il giorno 19/mar/2015, alle ore 15:39, j...@kk9a.com j...@kk9a.com ha
scritto:
I am not sure what supplies that you have available in the Republic of
Congo. A Pennant should fit in your operating area. It is
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