Mike (W0BTU) does not recall correctly. Just to give credit where it is
due, Doug Waller NX4D invented the "Waller" flag. Doug's was implemented
as a vertical array only but JC's contribution was implementing it as a
horizontal array, along with other items such as low noise preamps, low
noise
Hmmmyou DID relocate or rebuild your ground system so it converges
on a point below the bottom of the 100 foot tall wire right? I mean,
you aren't using the 43 foot vert. ground system with the 100' wire?
A series fed vertical isn't rocket science so let's not over think
this. If it doesn't
Hi Rob,
You ask some good questions and make some interesting observations.
Nope, it is the same radial system. I don't have a reasonable way
(time/money/effort) to create a whole new 50-60 wire buried radial system
for this experiment. I just disconnected the 43' vertical from the radial
Hi Bill!
Thank you, my mistake. José has improved and written so much about it
--both here and on the web-- that I got it in my head that he was the
inventor.
73, Mike
www.w0btu.com
On Sun, Dec 30, 2018, 6:59 AM Bill Tippett wrote:
> Mike (W0BTU) does not recall correctly. Just to give
Hi Chet,
Before we start, a disclaimer: I still have my MP, maybe I'm a radio
hoarder. I do have a 75A3 and a Johnson Ranger and Courier and an FT 101ZD.
The only long used radios I don't still have are my SB300 and SB400, and I
wish I hadn't sold those. So my MP bashing is technical and proven,
Folks,
I had a lot of fun in the SP contest
though I couldn't really devote nearly as
much time to it as I wanted. I pretty much
only called CQ at the very end, giving
those running the points for QRP. Still,
not bad; 152 Q's for 1326 points.
Thanks to the HI-Z Circle 8 and HI-Z
Triangular
Todd
If you are interested in experimenting, you could try a K2AV folded
counterpoise under that inverted L. If installed as recommended, it will
provide a decent counterpoise system. One advantage to the FCP is that it
is possible to also end fed the system, should that be a requirement.
I
Hello Jeff,
Thanks for your TIPs email, may I also ask you to listen from time to time
to WEST EUROPE, Asia is really really hard from our part of the world.
Thanks.
73's Filipe Lopes
CT1ILT - CR6K
F4VPX - TM3M
k1zm--- via Topband escreveu no dia domingo,
30/12/2018 à(s) 22:58:
> Hi Gang
>
Greetings to TopBand Operators Worldwide,
The 2018 running of the Stew Perry TopBand DX challenge is finished.
Now the
scoring work remains to be done. Please send in your log promptly! You can
watch
your score grow as QRP and low power stations send in their logs. You will
receive a
Hi Guys
Thanks for the suggestion Filipe - YES - I am aware of the issues with CT and
even G/GM from out your way.
The good news is that EU signals are at least 10db louder coming our way -
which may help us to hear some of you guys as our SR nears.
I will make a note to try to focus on this
Dear Friend Jeff, it has been a great pleasure and a challenge to listen to
you since 9M0. Unfortunately, I think it will be very difficult to us to
listen to you since V85, because the window is very small at this time of
year for South America. But, we'll try. Have a good time!
73 and HNY
Dick
Hi Gang
Our team is getting ready for V84SAA and we just posted some operating notes
for Topband on our website which is now live.
In addition to what is there, please take a look at the tips below which may
HELP U WORK US!
From 9M0W - I personally learned this is one of the most gawd-awful
Todd,
Thanks for sharing. I've been following your post. I too wondered about
sharing the radial field like you did. My situation is somewhat similar in
that I feed a 90 foot tower which has a c31 at 95 feet and a two el xm 240
40m beam at 75 feet beneath it on a gatethe antennas should
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