I think this is the YV, since
http://db.pac.com.ve:8080/PaginasAmarillas/Respuesta.jsp?Estado_ID=SUC&Ciudad_ID=CUM&TipoCliID=025980
tells me that there is a Multifarma in Cumana.
Chuck Hutton (following in the footsteps of Detective Klemetz)
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John:
A one-hop (up and down) satellite delay is about 250 ms since:
- it's 22,500 miles up and 22,500 miles down for a total of 45,000 miles
- speed of light is 186,000 miles per second
So it's about 1/4 of a second delay, and I have no idea how the 450 ms echo
was generated other than wild id
Estimado Senor Klemetz:
I - like you - was assuming there are two stations and that one has a direct
feed and the other has a delayed feed, possibly through two satellite hops.
It seems unlikely such a long echo would happen with only one station - it
would have to somehow be receiving two feeds
153 (not 155) is Algeria with Chaine 1 from Bechar. There's no one on 173
that I've seen reported, but I suspect you had the normal R.Mediterranee
Internationale from Morocco on 171. Somehow it seems you have added an extra
2 KHz to the frequencies.
Chuck
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If you take the time to look at the HCDX archives you will see that I posted
a correction of 171 and 153 kc and and explanation of how I derived 173 and
155 kc.
73,
Thomas Giella
Plant City, FL, USA
KN4LF/NNN0HUS
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Risto
is right. When posts sent after mine (Mark Connelly's) appeared but mine didn't,
I assumed there was a hiccup in the
HCDX server. But there was simply a busy admin and a queue of messages and
somehow posts were out of order, so no problem.
Back
to work (or DX), everyone!
Chuck
I don't know what machines are best / worst but would not count on any of
them to be perfect. To compensate for the lack of perfection, I always use
snap-together style ferrite chokes on all cables coming into and out of the
laptop. Fair-Rite makes a few, and Radio Shack carries one, or a similar
p
I'd modify the 1026 as per the info at http://www.w8ji.com/mfj-1025_1026.htm
and see where that gets you. The design is certainly not optimum from a
strong signal handling point of view, and these mods will help.
Chuck Hutton
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I think the mention of Fajardo is not related to Puerto Rico. As I hear it
(bad ears and all), that segment says "y al cuerpo de enfermidad del
hospital Fajardo". The Hospital Fajardo is the most famous in Cuba.
The rest of the tape has (amongst other things) mentions of las mujeres de
Sevilla, C
Dunno what frequencies you DX Joe, so here is a table of nominal losses for
RG174:
MHZ DB/100'
1 1.9
10 3.3
50 5.8
Assuming you are only using 20 or 30 feet of coax and DXing mostly
MW-160-120-90-80-60 meter bands, you should have los
Since an antipodal path length is 12,500 miles and the error between the
true antipode and the antipode proposed earlier by Mr. Giella is over 3,000
miles, I know I would not consider his example to be anywhere near
antipodal.
I don't know of any previous claims that antipodal effect extend that f
Bogdan:
I doubt very much that you will find a used radio store that would know what
a ceramic filter is, or have a filter or know how to install one. I think
you will have to send the radio to one of the radio hobbyist companies like
Universal or Kiwa or ??
I don't think you should assume a filt
Try this:
http://members.aol.com/DXerCapeCod/pennant.pdf
Chuck
From: "Hans Östnell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [HCDX] K9AY with vactrols
Date: Mon, 17 Nov 2003 14:35:36 +0100
Hi everyone!
I´m planning to build a K9AY loop with vactrols in the terminating
system (to be a
My guess would be Voz Evangelica, Ciudad de Guatemala which sometimes ID's
as "Radio VEA".
Chuck
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Subject: [HCDX] Unid Spanish station
I could not agree more with Herman, and almost wrote the same thing. Every
electronically-translated document I have ever seen was a piece of comedy.
A better answer is to get a reception report form that has been translated
by DXers. I know the National Radio Club ( www.nrcdxas.org ) has them in
Bob:
Two people with a lot of experience have said the translations are very bad.
No one has said they are good or even passable. There's no "maybe" at this
point, unless you have received some other feedback?
In spite of your last paragraph, you have received a positive suggestion
that you did n
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