Never mind Julian, I am sure there is counselling available under the NHS :)
:)
Peter Zl1PWD
K3#139
G4ILO wrote:
Gary Krause wrote:
I run 5 to 10 watts on my K2 all the time.
So have I for the last 9 years. And my K3 for the last 4 months. But with
the current state of the
I run 5 to 10 watts on my K2 all the time. I get a lot of comments about the
signal and that they can't believe I'm only running ten watts. It happened
again just last night on CW. In fact, I checked into the Elecraft SSB net on
Monday night and the control operator couldn't believe I was
Gary,
It would be nice if it were mojo. I try not to tell anyone I am running 10
watts unless they ask.
I listen to the QRO operators on 75 in the evening and some seem to think
that the difference between 100 watts and 500 watts is huge. It's just a
little over 6 db, which is around or
Gary Krause wrote:
I run 5 to 10 watts on my K2 all the time.
So have I for the last 9 years. And my K3 for the last 4 months. But with
the current state of the ionosphere it's just too hard going, if you don't
have an antenna farm like the ones in the photos. I feel like a traitor but
my
, 2008 7:09 AM
Subject: RE: [Elecraft] K3/10 mojo - discovered the source.
You want worse antenna envy??? Try: http://cn2r.net/cn2r/index.htm I
worked them in the ARRL international DX contest on 80 meters with a K2 @
5
watts. That rotatable beam on 80 and the rotatable dipole on 160 at over
Just looked at the pictures. Looking at the 40 beam on
the 42 meter tower, it looks like there is only one set
of guys, and they go all the way to the top. Maybe
they forgot some in the middle or were they conserving?
Geoff, K6TFZ
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