See http://www.obriensweb.com/halfsquare.html for a brief article on
this antenna that I have found easy to build and has improved my
signals
Andy K3UK
Some of your questions are sort of which taste better -- apples or oranges?
and you may get all sorts of different answers depending on personal
preference. I'll give you some of what I believe are the differentiating
factors. I'll also tell you my personal decisions but they are mine and
I'll be off line for a while - having a big problem
getting my email program to work with Hughes net.
And I almost have to fix it myself since I CANT
understand what the tech support guy in New Delhi India
is telling my. No speak that broken whatever it is.
John, W0JAB
Hi ,,, got a question for you guy's... On 3.860.00usb to 3.863.00usb there is
a digital signal. Does anyone know what type or mode the signal is and
possibly where it's coming from. Comes on about 2400 Zulu and is annoying as
hell Hoping someone might know... Thanks.. kc2axu
If you hear a rough-sounding and very broad signal centered at 3860 kHz there
is a high probability that the source is a T1 data line within a half-mile or
so. Internet data service provided by DSL, wireless, and various other means
sometimes is referred to as T1 where the bandwidth
There are some known European users in that range, but without a recording, it
would difficult to say for certain what it is and where is it coming from.
However, keep in mind that while this frequency range is assigned to amateur
radio exclusively in Region 2, that is not the case in Europe
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Jon,
Excellent explanation! You should be a teacher (if you aren't already).
And, Stephen... welcome to the hobby and digital modes.
Here's my personal preference with some elaboration:
Interface: USB Signalink
USB Signalink has an on board sound card so you don't have to tie up your
Hello Andy,
It was interesting reading the description of the half square antenna you made,
particularly the comments on the comparison between vertical and the half
square. Being unable to hear European stations may partly explain why, when
conditions do improve a little, I always keep seeing
Mel, we might start with an assumption that my vertical could be designed
better . I just took it down and plan on making a better on Sunday.
Andy K3UK
On Sat, Aug 21, 2010 at 5:05 PM, raf3151019 gzero...@btinternet.com wrote:
Hello Andy,
It was interesting reading the description of the
On 08/14/2010 02:15 PM, g4ilo wrote:
Well, that isn't my experience. Regardless of the chip set used, it's the
entire product including the drivers that will determine the performance.
My suspicion is that these devices run at a fixed sampling rate, and that
resampling to the rate requested
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