VBrian,
Is there a way to get a video of the kids at work with the 5000? I am
working with a group who is making a promotional video for ham radio and
they may be interested in including a clip of the work your students did.
73
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 1:21 PM, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> Thanks to ev
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 11:43 AM, Burt wrote:
>
> It is sad they had to deal with a PSK contest
In some ways it was a blessing. It meant that there were a LOT of
signals to choose from for testing.
> So what were the results related to power?
> As the Flex consumes 300w on transmit I wonder how
I give prizes to students at the Dallas Regional Science Fair. There
are some pictures on the ARRL NTX web page, URL below. There is a link
to a video about the event there as well. I look for topics that are
covered in the ARRL Handbook. I do this because I know the experience
winning at a
It is sad they had to deal with a PSK contest
So what were the results related to power?
As the Flex consumes 300w on transmit I wonder how many kids carried the solar
array ?
--- On Sun, 3/22/09, Brian Lloyd wrote:
> From: Brian Lloyd
> Subject: Re: [Flexradio] Flex 5000 wins scienc
Thanks to everyone who replied. There seem to be enough questions that
I am going to provide more detail on the projects.
Two boys, Joshua Fournier, KI6PJW (Gen), and Michael Binon, KI6QOC
(Tech), set out to build a totally-self-contained portable HF station
that is small enough to fit into a back
big "atta boy and girl" from the entire Flexer community.
-Tim
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OK, well maybe the radio didn'
OK, well maybe the radio didn't quite win the science fair but the
student who did, Michael Binon, KI6QOC, used a Flex 5000a to collect
data on four different wire antennas he constructed for a backpack QRP
station built by his classmate, Joshua Fournier, KI6PJW. Michael's
project took 1st
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