Hi Alexander, thank you.
The antenna is nothing special, just a Carolina windom in amongst the
trees at about 30 to 35 feet. Looks to be about 4,500 miles-per-watt
(hi).
72, 73, Paul
On 4/14/06, Alexander Ponomarenko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My congradulations Paul!
> Only 2watts for so l
My congradulations Paul!
Only 2watts for so long distance on 40m! It' great!!!
What antenna was used for the QSO? Vertical or Yagi?
To my astonishment Drew answered me! We had a nice little qso... Drew
told me he was using a hb rig at 100w and the temp was 18 deg. I told
him I was using my kx1
Hi Ron... yes, please do!
On 4/13/06, Ron D'Eau Claire <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I showed my KX1 with the KXB3080 installed to a new Ham yesterday. His first
> question was "how far?" Of course I said world wide when the bands are open.
> He politely didn't argue with me.
>
> Thanks for the rep
I showed my KX1 with the KXB3080 installed to a new Ham yesterday. His first
question was "how far?" Of course I said world wide when the bands are open.
He politely didn't argue with me.
Thanks for the report! I'll have to share your note with him .
Ron AC7AC
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While n
While nursing my morning coffee, tuning 40m before going to work, I
heard my friend Dale, WB8WOJ working Drew, VK3XU in Australia, on
7033.
Signals were pretty good, so I figured I'd try when they were
finished... like that was going to happen. Near the end of their qso,
of course, on comes a str
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