.
If needed for an ATNO remember to check Long Path which has proven to be
productive for the US West Coast in general when working the Indian Ocean.
GL - Steve WB6RSE
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On 4/26/2024 3:59 PM, Wes Stewart wrote:
You're preaching to the wrong choir. Read what I wrote more carefully.
I wasn't preaching to you, Wes, but instead agreeing, and more, with
what you said.
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er of those organizations.
Would I feel the same way if they said, instead, that they will not
operate any digital, or even voice, but only CW?? No, of course not;
that's fair game, to me, since my only interest is CW, and who needs
those other modes?? 8-D
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had QSOs with VU2GSM you will notice how quickly he responds.
I worked him on 40m when I was TX with just 10w. (I had info to know he was rx
on a local VE6 Kiwi at the time )
Steve, Ve6wz
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> On Apr 4, 2024, at 6:59 AM, John Kaufmann via Topband
> wrote:
>
> I
answer loud UA0s, who
mostly live next door.
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, not until after 0430Z, when I left), and almost none below 1810.
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recall whether you said to
use the same at the feed end? And what about where you are using the
same pole as the beginning of several Beverages heading off into the
back-40?
TNX,
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many wires for the
counterpoises, and/or how many and how long the ground rod??
I've seen photos of expeditioners laying out Beverage wire through, over
and under thickets full of brambles and thorny bushes; but never have I
seen them laying out counterpoises or pounding in ground rods.
Curious S
concerned about the soil over it not being "stiff" enough to
rigidly-support a free-standing tower's pedestal dug down some 8 - 10
feet 8-O
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does respond to his e-mail, however. He said he has
two locations: one on a west-facing beach that favors Europe, and
another in the mountains which he says has a better shot to NA, VK and ZL.
73,
Steve K0XP
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Wasn't somebody producing a Waller Flag kit awhile back? Can't seem to
find info on it now...
TNX,
Steve K0XP
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to alert him to the fact he was heard easily and
called by west coasters on 160m; but zilch.
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AWT, some as strong as 559, and HL5IVL hitting S9+10.
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to 559 at about 14Z, hit 579 for a
few mins so I called him since K4SV stopped calling; but no response,
cndx still not quite good enough to break through his QRN consistently.
He faded out by 1420Z, 5 mins before the sun splashed across the desert
here.
Steve, K0XP
On 2/21/2024 10:27 AM, Roger
I present G3OQT, the VERY FIRST (and so far, only) European to ever
respond to a random CQ from me last night... Thanks, Richard!!
I was actually hoping to run across ON7PQ, after he worked W8KA last
night, and decided to CQ in the off-chance that just maybe... 8-)
Steve, K0XP
On 2/20/2024 2
always makes the rules. Good luck!
Vy 73
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about 2010.
I started writing out a reply that turned into a diatribe, so I erased
it. All I'll say here is I don't see any distinction in time necessary,
even though it would benefit me since I no longer have any old paper
QSLs, having lost them all in a storage space theft back in 2001.
Steve
;
category. Who knows, it might even encourage a resurgence of CW
activity, since that endorsement would carry a certain cache.
Make such a CW endorsement for ALL bands.
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pportunity to work 8R7X on 80m.
Yes, barring evidence to the contrary, I'm going to blatantly accuse
last night's 8R7X 80m operator of biased operating; it could not have
been more obvious.
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Interesting... my logcheck only shows the correct one CW QSO per band.
Steve, K0XP
On 2/19/2024 7:27 AM, Saulius Zalnerauskas wrote:
Look's like this "Sherlock Holmes" not understand what CB0ZA Robot doing.
I called them one time, when got RR73, but I am in their LOG 4 times.
BandC
sm.
I asked the guys how much that 1957 adventure cost them. When they said just a
few bucks that the US Navy had charged them for food, Bob's genuinely
astonished expression was priceless. (K1N cost several $100K.)
Then on to Bob's the Navassa presentation.
Great memories.
73 - Steve WB6RSE
Steve - Congrats!
It's the early days of my chasing DXCC on 160M. I'm listening everyday just
before sunrise to catch anything in the Pacific while also having stayed up
late hoping for an opening as sunrise moved across Europe.
It's March 6, 2004 around my sunrise. No signals on 160 CW
Congratulations, Steve! I bet he was nearly as elated to complete the
QSO as you were! That's almost exactly what it was like when I finally
snagged him back on 1/14, right down to the moments before sunrise.
Now to collect the card... and I presume we have to go direct...
Steve, K0XP
On 2/12
around the
world almost on the AM broadcast band with just a little dinky wire
antenna and the several pieces of equipment on my desk.
Steve, K0XP
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they don't make
any distinction between working schtuff with that station, and working
them from their home QTH.
I was glad to hear both you and W8KA work 9M2AX this morning; it's been
a long time coming!
Steve, K0XP
On 2/5/2024 9:07 PM, Bob Kile wrote:
The topic of remotes has been covered
window up into a nearby pine tree. He'd read every word the DX
wrote on the card, sometimes spending a minute carefully examining a card.
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Only $XXX for a half hour!!".
I hope these guys are putting an asterisk on their 9M2 QSL cards to
indicate they didn't work Ross from home; but I won't hold my breath
that they do.
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On 1/29/2024 7:08 AM, Saulius Zalnerauskas wrote:
VK2GR, VK3IO and VK2PW in my LOG.
73, Sam LY5W
You guys in Europe have a whole different perspective on VKs/ZLs from we
on the western North American continent 8-)
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worked HG8DX, MW5B, and DR4A between 0430 and 0452Z; I
don't recall whether I heard but unsuccessfully called other Euros last
year. Next year, I'll have to try to make a "Heard Log" of this schtuff 8-)
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called by anybody else; made me wonder whether he ever was
spotted, or nobody else was tuning around. I ran across him, XV9DL, and
XV9T while tuning around looking for a DU or XU, or even North or South
Dakota (my last-needed state-multipliers) 8-)
Steve, K0XP
On 1/29/2024 8:48 AM, Michael
on Sunday morn your time, XVs both mornings; but no VK/ZLs 8-(
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n at least several times, before it
will even consider reporting you.
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, an XW...
Does one have to mail a QSL to 9M2AX?? I've e-mailed him for
instructions with no response.
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to get even
more rain tomorrow so the batts will drain even further 8-( If the band
sounds GOOD, I'll maybe turn it on to try working someone or two (or
three?? hope springs eternal... 8-).
Steve, K0XP
DM24
On 1/20/2024 3:54 PM, Roger Kennedy wrote:
Well I was pleasantly surprised to see a KL7
Has anybody plotted the radiation patterns for inverted Ls on 160? I'm
particularly interested in those for relatively-low antennas, say 40 ft
max, over fairly-poor ground such as desert sand with the water table
perhaps 120 feet down.
TNX,
Steve K0XP
On 1/2/2024 6:56 AM, VE6WZ_Steve wrote
else a leg up since AX would already be tuned in. Oh well... now he's
sounding like he's gonna hit S9!
73,
Steve K0XP
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operating hours are
limited by battery power??
Remember, if you hear a DX station calling CQ, it's good to spot them on the
DX Cluster, as this seems to encourage more stations to come on the band.
Usually, we do... but when we don't, it's because we DON'T hear them.
73,
Steve K0XP
ly off-the-grid here in the hi desert, so am always happy to see
the sun, and no, or at least very thin, clouds 8-D
73,
Steve K0XP
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My pardon... I didn't notice it was actually attached way down at the
bottom.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 8:40 PM, Steve Harrison wrote:
Nothing attached because this reflector doesn't attach anything.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 6:57 PM, Radio KH6O wrote:
Attached is an interesting research
Nothing attached because this reflector doesn't attach anything.
Steve, K0XP
On 1/4/2024 6:57 PM, Radio KH6O wrote:
Attached is an interesting research paper by Clarence Beverage.
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See my
for us.
Bless him. He will be missed very much. I reckon George and Mike may be having
a beer together somewhere in the ether.
Vy 73
Steve, VK6VZ
Date: Mon, 1 Jan 2024 18:20:27 +0800
From: Phil Hartwell
To: topband@contesting.com
Subject: Topband: Big Stew - A Wipe-out Down-Under
Message-ID
) with
parallel inductance approx 8uh?
Everything is working fine, but I am wanting to understand why I am needing
so much series capacitance? Does this indicate an issue I need to resolve?
TIA,
Steve, NA5C
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transmitter will be put into action once again. Hopefully someone can decipher
its output.
Season’s greetings from the Land Down Under!
Vy 73
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Greetings Ringmasters, Trapeze Artists, Elephant Handlers, Strongmen, Clowns
and respected Others of the 160M
I'm looking for a newer filter that has better performance and
attenuation below 1800khz.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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AUTOMATICALLY tune for, call, and work DX. He was not there during most
of his "QSOs"; he simply set up the computer and radio then came back
hours later to see what it had worked.
That's my own interpretation of what you related from the ARRL's message.
73,
Steve K0XP
On 11/28/20
with a LOT of
NA callers.
73,
Steve K0XP
On 11/20/2023 11:32 PM, Brian Moran via Topband wrote:
We did some RX antenna work for 80 and 160 (well, and 60 too), and we're
itching to try it out. We started calling CQ on our FT8 Frequency, and as of
6:25pm local time, we already have one
, if then.
In comparison, neither of the 7Os have been any louder than an imagined
whisper for me on any band; I think I'll have to wait until I get some
aluminum in the sky before I'll be able to work one of those, or even an
HV, let alone an HV/A (or, for that matter, maybe even a XZ).
TNX,
Steve
schtuff. Once the sun is up, it's all over but the clapping after
the show.
Steve, K0XP
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On 11/12/2023 10:38 AM, Jim Brown wrote:
On 11/12/2023 9:31 AM, daleaa...@gmail.com wrote:
It would be great to see 4W8X on 160/80 closer to their SS for east
coast
NA. The window into W1 is only about
George at KH8/AA7JV last night. How can one get DXPeds to try lower
bands when they're superbusy trying to make over 150K QSOs on the higher
bands?
TNX,
Steve K0XP
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George,
Do you plan on being QRV again at your SS tonite?
73, Steve NA5C
Sent from my mobile device
> On Nov 5, 2023, at 11:53 AM, GEORGE WALLNER wrote:
>
> James,
> We had very heavy TS noise all night. 160 m was almost impossible and 80 was
> just plane difficult. FT8
instead of catching the North American sunrise.
Think it is the first SP ever for me when I have been on and not made a single
contact. Guess that is sunspots for yer. Back to ‘ten’ for me.
Hope someone somewhere did a lot better!
Vy 73
Steve, VK6VZ (operating as VL6T)
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Sundre, AB
> On Oct 23, 2023, at 3:47 PM, Roger Kennedy
> wrote:
>
>
> Quote: "We are approaching a solar maxima. Conditions on Topband peaked at
> the solar minima several years ago."
>
> I've never fel
action from 300-500ut, but
perhaps the QRN was a killer for many?
73, de steve ve6wz
> On Oct 12, 2023, at 4:50 AM, Ron Spencer via Topband
> wrote:
>
> I came up to the shack around 0530 and starting around 0540 worked several EU
> stations. DF2PY, G3OLB, ON7PQ, G3ROO, G3OQT, G3P
by OK1CF, LY7M and
OH0Z. Things seemed to fizzle out around 400z.
My first EU this season was OK1CF back on Aug 27, but I haven’t heard anything
since then till last night. Lets hope the trans-polar signals continue.
73, Steve, ve6wz
> On Oct 5, 2023, at 11:31 PM, David Raymond wr
Great stuff Bob,
This morning I “heard” your QSO with Kevin, except VK6LW was a solid 579, and
yet your signal was zero copy. Nothing. Not even a trace on my waterfall from
your 5w.
Pretty cool. That’s 3,000 km per watt. Pretty strong DX for both you and
Kevin.
Steve, ve6wz
> On Sep
And conversely (not that I'm an expert topbander), it might be true that
a good DX antenna is more than *adequate* for close in contacts in most
situations.
-Steve K8LX
On 08/24/23 6:28 PM, Mike Waters wrote:
Contrary to what you hear repeated on the bands year after year, what Jim
said
Millicent predeceased
him, and he is survived by daughter Judy, son Steve (VE3SMA) and partner Rhoda.
https://ottawacitizen.remembering.ca/obituary/robert-kavanagh-1088431194
73,
Steve VE3SMA
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nce they transmit at random periods throughout the
hour at a user predetermined duty cycle. Most transmit once every 10 minutes or
so. I see no reason why your WSPR propagation plans should not continue along
with the numerous other ones on Topband.
Steve VE7SL
WEB - "The VE7SL Radio
.
As for modifying the combiner not much is required except to snip the RFC at
each f connector and supply 12v through an RFC to the supply line going to each
amp.
Steve, Ve6wz
From Babcocks iPhone
> On Mar 30, 2023, at 6:31 PM, VE6WZ Steve wrote:
>
> I strongly second Franks comment about weather
voltage to keep the DC off the coax.
73, Steve Ve6wz
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> On Mar 30, 2023, at 2:18 PM, Frank W3LPL wrote:
>
> Tiler,
>
> Congratulations on your new five circle YCCC array!
>
> Be sure you very effectively waterproof all of your coaxial cable connectors
Pete, I’ve found the best way to A/B antennas in real time is to listen on one
of the hundreds of online Kiwi SDRs …. You can flip from one antenna to the
other instantly and the difference is readily apparent. RBN can never be A/B ‘d
instantly.
Steve VE7SL
- Original Message
You all missed my point.
QSL's confirmed solely LoTW aren't checked by any person. For example,
MM0ZBH QSO with WB6CTL is now QSL'd in LoTW for DXCC purposes as a 160
meter QSO at 2130Z.
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Mon, Jan 9, 2023 at 4:27 PM Jim Kinney wrote:
> I got some checked at our local hamf
What kind of card checking is done for LoTW confirmations ?
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Mon, Jan 9, 2023 at 10:43 AM Jim Brown wrote:
> On 1/9/2023 6:48 AM, STEVE MCDONALD wrote:
> > Highly unlikely at 1:30 in the afternoon in California.
>
> All of this is an example of why ARRL car
Highly unlikely at 1:30 in the afternoon in California.
> 160m on 24Nov22 @ 2130Z
>
> I emailed to ask if he was transmitting from CA per his QRZ.com details and
> he confirmed that was correct and he was using a large rhombic by the
> ocean. Both contacts are confirmed in LoTw as California.
Did he say which ocean ?
Sorry, but extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Mon, Jan 9, 2023 at 4:34 AM Paul Mcl wrote:
> I recently worked WB6CJT twice on CW:
>
> 160m on 24Nov22 @ 2130Z
> 80m on 7Dec/22 @ 2215Z
>
> I emailed to ask if he was tr
run-up of the cycle seems to have much more flaring
(sometimes 20-30 per day) than previous cycles have had and these can really
disrupt even HF propagation on the polar path. If we can see several days of a
quiet undisturbed field things might improve for a bit.
Steve 73
WEB - "The VE7SL Rad
out my way, I was hearing the third harmonic of an AM broadcast station for a
while. Any chance your local 650AM station has a problem with spurious
emissions?
Steve AG2AA
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And it was really not that long ago that DXpeditions only operated RTTY on
their last few days - if at all - let alone on 160 or 80.
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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Here's a perspective from the DX side regarding modes on the low bands. News #5.
DXpedition Papua New Guinea P29RO - 2022 - News <https://p29ro.mydx.de/?News>
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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as a Half Square on 80m and is a super DX antenna
for contesting.
I was very interested to read Steve VE6WZ’s reports on how DX contacts over the
North Pole have diminished for him, as solar activity has increased.
In VK6, most of our DX comes in from either the east/north east (USA/Caribbean
6rse=call>
Contact me off list only please.
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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73 - Steve WB6RSE
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How much has the noise floor increased between the 1960's and today?
Hearing/working EU on TB is *always* a treat for me.
73/DX
Steve
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Date: Sun, 25 Sep 2022 15:12:59 +0800
From: Steve Ireland
.
However, VK6 is still well represented on 160m by Kev VK6LW and Phil VK6GX. Kev
is a night owl and will get on for European sunset, while Phil is an early bird
and still operates at VK6 sunrise.
Vy 73
Steve, VK6VZ (VL6T in contests)
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miles (18,690km). That to me is DX. But
Australia (Perth in particular) is a long way away from anywhere else.
All a question of perspective, history and where you live I guess.
Vy 73
Steve, VK6VZ/G3ZZD/VY2LF
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man in East Africa in the late 1940s. You can read about
Bob's adventures here:
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<https://www.qsl.net/pa0abm/ghe/00ghe.htm>
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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%. I think that does point to the relay
coil back-EMF getting into the RF line.I will note that there is a 220 uF
electrolytic across each relay coil.
Thanks for all the suggestions.
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Wed, Feb 23, 2022 at 4:13 AM wrote:
> Hello,
>
>
>
> I have been using FTR-K1 Serie
JQC-3FF-S-Z. You
can buy a set of 8, mounted on a PC board, for next to nothing from eBay,
Amazon, etc.
As an experiment, I'm going to take the control voltage off the bias-tee
and run it independently, since I have some spare wires out to the
switching box.
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Tue, Feb 22, 2022
to replacing the relays with something else, although I have had issues
before with other relays due to no current going through the contacts.
Thanks and 73,
Steve, N2IC
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VK6T 599 29
QSO: 1813 CW 2022-01-29 1348 N2IC 599 NM ZL3CW 599 32
QSO: 1813 CW 2022-01-29 1352 N2IC 599 NM VK3TZ 599 30
Sunrise was 1410Z.
All had good signals once I switched to the SW beverage.
73,
Steve, N2IC
On Mon, Jan 31, 2022 at 5
available to anyone that wants to build one in
either KiCad format or a zipped Gerber format.
In the next few weeks I hope to provide some documentation, and or a YouTube
showing detail.
73, de Steve Ve6wz
From Babcocks iPhone
> On Jan 22, 2022, at 2:31 PM, tony.kaz--- via Topband
>
version
worked well with just a half-dozen buried radials too.
Steve VE7SL
Original Message-
Have any of you folks used, or tried a half sloper aka 1/4 wave
sloper ? Loaded or otherwise ? I'm talking about say terminated up
80-90' up a tower.
I have used slopers on 75m
and steady 599 for about 15
minutes during his CQs.
The band has been open to EU in VE6 every night since Sept 11.
73, de Steve, ve6wz
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> On Sep 14, 2021, at 10:17 PM, Andree DL8LAS via Topband
> wrote:
>
> Nice signal from Steve VE6WZ todaybut not much acti
https://3y0j.com <https://3y0j.com/>
73 - Steve WB6RSE
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bonded to it
through the tower ground.
My radials for the shunt fed tower are bonded both to the tower AND to 4 copper
pipes imbedded into the concrete base. (Which is very redundant since the tower
base is already imbedded in the concrete)
Steve, Ve6wz
From Babcocks iPhone
> On May 12, 2
on
the laptop while wearing headphones :-)
Let’s hope this conveyor belt of cycling solar wind blasts will burn out soon.
The sun seems to be set up to blast us every week such that the 27 day cycle
has no quiet periods at all. Perhaps things are starting to settle down?
73, de steve, Ve6wz
From
and watch the RBN. Since late January, the band has been slammed shut at my
northern latitude.
73, de steve ve6wz
From Babcocks iPhone
> On Mar 26, 2021, at 3:05 PM, Roger Kennedy
> wrote:
>
>
> Quite a lot of us Europeans come on the band each night calling CQ DX . .
the openings and gets on the band and calls CQ!
Remember...”if no one calls CQ, no one is going to work anybody”!
73, de steve ve6wz
> Conditions this morning from Midwest NA to Asia were, perhaps, the best
> of the season so far (such as it is). TB regular Kim/HL5IVL was in here
> with
also opened EME for a lot more people. Yes, information
exchange is rather limited, but we still have many other chances to chat
- use them!
73/DX
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on finding of relatively close noise sources, Don's
implementation looks excellent.
73 - Steve WB6RSE
> On Feb 23, 2021, at 10:25 AM, John Kaufmann via Topband
> wrote:
>
> This antenna could also be used as directional receiving antenna on its own.
> Although it is not hugely dir
ver seen a female F connector that couldn't handle 3/8".
I'll add the blades for the IT1000 last for hundreds, probably 1000's of
cuts, and replacements are fairly cheap.
-Steve K8LX
On 2/4/2021 12:13 AM, Richard (Rick) Karlquist wrote:
RG-6 is a special case in that virtually all of it
uses
Thank very much to Guy who managed to find the time to reply to my problem.
Would Also like to thank others who replied, Peter your link to pdf was very
helpful.
Cheers 73's
Steve
MM0SAJ
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a cable link from antenna side fcp to connection on variable capacitor
then antenna vertical wire on other connection.
Cheers
Steve
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Does anyone have any pictures to share of a Titanex V80E tuner (2kw) model.
There are two coils that run the length of the enclosure, one in the enclosure
and one in the top.
Many thanks,
Steve AA4V
843-834-1616
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of 2020 bodes
well for an extremely bold cycle.
Steve VE7SL
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VE7SL BLOG - "Homebrewing and Operating Adventures From 2200m to Nanowaves":
http://ve7sl.blogspot.ca/
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Please excuse the OT. Anyone using an LG DLG7301 Clothes Dryer? Any RFI
detected 160-6m?
Please reply off list only.
TU & 73 - Steve WB6RSE
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For those of you East of the Rockies, you may yet have a shot at 7Q7RU on 160m.
The operation has been extended to Nov. 24.
GL - Steve WB6RSE
> https://www.dx-world.net/7q7ru-malawi/
> <https://www.dx-world.net/7q7ru-malawi/>
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Tower leg ground clamps all have stainless steel between the tower and the
copper strap.
Seems like the lower conductivity of stainless could be a huge issue during a
lightning event. Yet, I haven't heard of this being an issue.
73,
Steve, N2IC
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or so, I will update.
73/DX
Steve HA0DU
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Yes Jose, it is you!
From Babcocks iPhone
> On Nov 8, 2020, at 2:18 PM, José E. Ribeiro de Sá
> wrote:
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> Hi Steve,
> Only one CT1, I guess that's me, Hi!
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> 73 Jose CT1EEB
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> - Original Message -
> From: "VE6WZ_Steve"
> To: &qu
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