Hi Guys,
I was copying W1AW on 1802.5kHz on the long path at my SR (2141z) today.
I have worked VE1 and W1 many times LP, but never heard W1AW on 160m
before, possibly because of their schedule not coinciding with my SR. It
was audible until 2220z. I will be QRV on 1822.5kHz at my SR tomorrow
Got tired of the maintenance. It was about 3-5' and was a pain in the
neck for mowing. Plus keeping tension on the lines etc was a hassle.
With a 4sq, you pay in the end. If it's elevated radials, then you pay
over time. If it's in-ground, you pay up front with the radial field
install
2. Re: FT8 vs other modes
This discussion has been fascinating for the breadth and depth of opinions.
The fundamental fact however is that this is a hobby with a wide range of
options.
FT8 will not be the end of CW operation. It is just another mode.
Life is change. We cannot "live" in the
Hi Jeff,
You say,,
"I put down 5/8" CATV when I moved the 40m 4sq back down to the ground -"
It sounds like you had an elevated 4 sq, that you went back to the ground.
Can I ask why you went back to the ground?
Joe WB9SBD
Sig
The Original Rolling Ball Clock
Idle Tyme
Idle-Tyme.com
Hi all,
I have the same experiences from this weekend during the FOC Marathon on
Topband. I heard the same in case of G's and other coastal stations > it did
not happened with sigs from inland stations... the difference was few S units.
Even more I noticed another "SDE" phenomenon this weekend
