that I would suggest one of
the DX Commander antenna's.You can set these up in the back yerd and odds
are you wont see it from the street..
Rudy Ackerman
281 460 7384
On Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 08:20:39 PM CDT, Amal Phadke KT5AC via BVARC
mailto:bvarc@bvarc.org> > wrote:
ch is more than enough for many of us.
Venkata Appala
On Oct 7, 2023, at 8:20 PM, Amal Phadke KT5AC via BVARC mailto:bvarc@bvarc.org> > wrote:
Hi everyone,
Like many hams, I live in a HOA restricted subdivision, so a
permanent HF antenna is not practical. I have been
Hi everyone,
Like many hams, I live in a HOA restricted subdivision, so a
permanent HF antenna is not practical. I have been thinking for a while
about EFHW as a temporary antenna which I can set up and take down quickly.
My question has probably been asked many times so please
Folks,
I received a Simpson model 440 communications tester (photo
attached) from another ham but without a manual or any other data. Does
anyone have any information on it especially its operating frequency range?
I would like to find out if it can be used at 2m. I tried to use
, 2023 at 2:27 PM Amal Phadke KT5AC via BVARC mailto:bvarc@bvarc.org> > wrote:
Folks,
I received a Simpson model 440 communications tester (photo
attached) from another ham but without a manual or any other data. Does anyone
have any information on it especially its ope
Hello everyone,
Has anyone used or is currently using My Go2 HF portable
antenna (80m to 6m) from TN07 Engineering? If so, would you mind sharing
your experience? In addition to being portable and quickly deployable, it is
advertised as a HOA-friendly stealth HF antenna
John - the attached file was a JPG file. You should be able to open it using a
built-in viewer (Windows, Mac, or Linux).
73,
Amal - KT5AC
-Original Message-
From: BVARC On Behalf Of John Denison via BVARC
Sent: Sunday, January 14, 2024 8:36 PM
To: Amal C. Phadke via BVARC
Cc: John
Thanks a bunch for the quick replies. Through a truly bizarre coincidence, I
can confirm (99.9% certainty) that the RF noise was from my neighbor’s outdoor
soffit lighting. What happened was, a few minutes after I sent my original
email about the noise, I went back to my shack to check the
JP,
Cables like these will work. Note that these cables are
unidirectional, which means HDMI/DisplaPort at the computer end to VGA
monitor only and not VGA port at the computer to HDMI/DisplayPort monitor.
If you already have VGA to VGA cables, then you will need HDMI (male) to
