Hi Clay:
I concur with your comments re cheap connectors. I have had cheap connectors
melt, short, go open and mechanically come apart. Fortunately these were in
the days of big old tube-based robust rigs.
I gave up on bargain connectors about 35 years ago. I’m happy to pay
substantially
https://youtu.be/8x6x_6mDVlQ “Amateur Radio - A 21st Century Hobby” produced by
the RSGB
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> On Dec 17, 2019, at 09:40, Kevin McQuiggin (SFU) wrote:
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> The RSGB has an excellent ham radio overview video. The target audience is
> people under about 30. Everyone
The RSGB has an excellent ham radio overview video. The target audience is
people under about 30. Everyone in the video is under ~25. It presents the
hobby in young peoples' terms using their terms and points of reference. It
covers public service, HF, V/UHF, contesting, satellites,
I have a KX3 and a brand new KPA500/KAT500 and have this question too!
73,
Kevin VE7ZD/K7MCQ
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Low batteries can also prevent accurate ATU operation, in my experience. The
ATU will do the best it can but can’t find a good match. Fresh batteries or a
switch to external power will help.
73,
Kevin
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> On Aug 10, 2019, at 12:03, rich hurd WC3T wrote:
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> From what I’ve
I have a ~30-year old Astron 13.8 VDC 20-amp supply that I got when it was
retired from a project at work. I used it for low current applications for a
few years, then it went to storage for about 5 years.
One of the two power transistors failed a few months ago and this took out some
other
Technically, “Celsius” rather then centigrade!
We are more or less used to Deg C in Canada after about 40 years of using it.
Deg F are still sometimes used though. Older folks understand both while kids
have no idea what a yard or a pound is!
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> On Feb 23, 2019, at 17:43,
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