thing up and get on the air. A new country might show up
while you are fiddling with one more radial.
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levels, buildings, overhead wires, and so on. Then, there are
economic factors.
About all you can do is to put up whatever you can live with at your locale.
Or, you could buy a perfect location somewhere and operate a remote station
via an internet link.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA
This has nothing to do with wall warts.
I am just testing to see where that "fine whiskey" signature is coming from.
----- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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The signatures are being added by the topband mail server, probably
programmed by the owner/moderator.
It looks like there may be more than one signature used either at random or
by the owner/moderator manually changing it.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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Jim, you have everything backwards. Don't forget that you can enjoy fine
whiskey during daylight hours at that particular gathering.
----- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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That passage conveys a nice thought. I have seen it before but don't know
where it came from. I'm pretty sure it was conceived by someone who was
relaxed and happily listening to CW with a bottle of fine whiskey close at
hand.
----- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
replaced with
your "good" system image.
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hours and that
require scoring to be determined by contacts in every direction and every
distance.
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I haven't run any numbers but it seems like you should just shorten the
horizontal wire (resonance freq is too low). I would go back to about 65'
horizontal. Somewhere in the range of 60' to 70' you should get close
enough.
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deep).
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From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Dale
Putnam
Sent: Thursday, October 05, 2017 10:13 AM
Cc: topband@contestin
you
could just be dozing while the computer is making a few QSOs. You really
don't have to be awake while the QSOs (if you want to call them that) are
being made.
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Attaw
Without doing any modeling, an off the top of the head idea, one option
would be to drop a wire down from the end of each of the T wires you have at
the top. You might be able to move the point of lowest SWR down to 1.8 with
2x 15' +/- drop wires.
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is when you have to start working
on your RX antennas and stop worrying too much about your TX antenna.
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From: TowerTa
Whatever it is, my clocks check it. I know it is not WWL. Maybe it is
WWV(B)(xyz)
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make horizontal wire adjustments as well.
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solder,
but otherwise it was real good stuff. I got a few thousand feet for not
much money.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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I agree.
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From
never heard a peep from either of the brands mentioned above.
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What a wonderful test it would be for Tom and Guy to do this analysis. I
would love to know the results.
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will
be in their online archives.
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Well said.
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miles (or more) away whether
the radial ran straight and undeterred on the ground, or through a hole in
the wall, or humped up over the wall.
I think it has something to do with fields.
----- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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in
a surprisingly short time.
Once you get radials under some of the grass and pine straw (but not into
the dirt) you really never see them again. Among other advantages, it gives
you an opportunity to get very well acquainted with your yard.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA
Tom I think everything is real quiet while a bunch of folks are busy
looking at manuals and crunching numbers with their analyzers. Someone
wants to find a mistake in your opinion.
Stand by.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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That is a terrific, common-sense, ranking of options.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
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ther this or that antenna will work then
you won't be on the air having some fun.
There is both a technical and a practical side to this whole discussion and
I think Jim and Tom are each worth paying attention to.
- Wes Attaway (N5WA) ---
1138 Waters Edge C
Amen.
On 2015-07-12 16:28, Dave Heil wrote:
Bill,
There was no competition among those who walked to school, no matter
what the distance. There were no awards, annual listings, pins,
certificates, plaques or such.
The internet is akin to telephones and cable television more than to
amateur ra
It sounds like you have a problem with either the terminating resistor
or the matching transformer. Or, there could be a problem with your
switching if you have more than one EWE. There is no reason why a EWE
would behave the way you describe unless it is simply acting as a
shortened U-shaped
about 10-years
ago. I still have some to the copper strap rolled up in my current workshop
and the ends of the radial wires are still there, nice and tight.
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Attaw
ppear or disappear for no
reason. I think the "return current" statement is a reflection of the "sum
of currents" analysis idea.
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