You might also try using baluns/ununs to reverse the phase of each
antenna in different combinations. The pattern is going to change with
frequency in any case.
I've been trying something similar with phased loops but the new digs
require a rethinking of that project.
Thanks. I also have used
04--11--11 / PDT--Nanaimo BC -960 : Between 2000 and 2100 I had a
chance to scan for a few minutes and there was very little skip action
happening and the only signals audible were a few heavies from northern Cal and
nothing from east like Ab or the Pac West outside of Wa except for a
I have been using multiple antennas with a Misek phaser for the past two or
three years, I got the best results from a 400' LW and a 160M dipole mixed
together for some reason at my last location, I have moved and now use a 900'
beverage paired with a 700' beverage but are pointed S and SW, I
KFLN may not have dropped power from 5KW to 96 W... wouldn't have been the
first time they forgot to..lol
Paul
On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 3:32 AM, bill kral jwk...@yahoo.ca wrote:
04--11--11 / PDT--Nanaimo BC -960 : Between 2000 and 2100 I had a
chance to scan for a few minutes and
Thanks! I did not bring my Grundig 400 but will next trip in May. I suspect a
lousy rx. I was in Barrow AK last year with my Grundig and even on the shores
of Arctic Ocean was less than amazed by what I hrd. A lot of buzz and KBRW on
multiple channels! G
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Walter,
by any chance was your Waikiki balcony hotel, the Aston Waikiki? That is
where I usually stay since we get oceanfront rooms for me and my overseas
guests. I am going back in May and again in November and will bring my Yacht
Boy this timeI would like to recreate the overwater
Hi Patrick. An interesting addition would be to place a 500-ohm
potentiometer in series with each antenna. You could play with antenna
interaction; even nulling. I hesitate to say phasing because you're
really dealing only with resistance, not the overall reactance a phasor
would handle.
An interesting addition would be to place a 500-ohm potentiometer in
series with each antenna. You could play with antenna interaction; even
nulling. I hesitate to say phasing because you're really dealing only
with resistance, not the overall reactance a phasor would handle.
Another thing I have
I have been using multiple antennas with a Misek phaser for the past
two or three years, I got the best results from a 400' LW and a 160M
dipole mixed together for some reason at my last location, I have moved
and now use a 900' beverage paired with a 700' beverage but are pointed
S and SW, I have
KLAD Klamath Falls OR would be my guess as they are regular here.
73,
Patrick
Patrick Martin
Seaside OR
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Here is the list of who heard what - or tried and didn't - or maybe did. Please
excuse the delay in sending this. I am having computer troubles to the extreme.
The only good news being that the new lap and notebook systems I've just bought
are being set up this afternoon. This list is based on
I've heard that if you dx at night right on the beach with a radio that can
tune the splits, say a good old Sony 2010, you can hear Australians and Asians
clear as day. ms
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Date: Mon, 11 Apr 2011 04:53:30 +
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Subject: Re: [IRCA] OFF TOPIC:
Greetings To All
Trans-Atlantics were once again solid performers last evening as many were at
very strong audio levels. A nice surprise during the evening was finally
hearing Bermuda on 1160 after many years of hunting for that one. It becomes
Country #76 for Allen and Country #42 for Dianne
Euskadi Irratia SHOULD be in Basque, not Spanish. Basque may have a few
Spanish words, but is more closely related to Finnish. Not to say that there
isn't Spanish on the station, but Basque more likely. Jim
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From: Allen
From Pacific Media Watch via Radio Nederland's weblog 28 March
http://blogs.rnw.nl/medianetwork/radio-kiribati-changes-mediumwave-frequency
The station will be much more difficult to receive here in North America,
though not impossible
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Kiribati’s state
Finnish? I wouldathunk French?
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:Issued: 2011 Apr 11 1805 UTC
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 10 April follow.
Solar flux 105 and mid-latitude A-index 2.
The
On Oahu, where I lived for nine years, I was surprised by how much
conditions were dictated by the topography. Around Waikiki, but away from
electrical interference, I was able to log Pacific Islands and Australia,
though they were almost never heard on the windward side of the island. On
I have a 2010 and will try and bring it in May but it is such a boat anchor! G
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Wow. Makes me wish I had packed a radio. I do remember conditions to US West
Coast much better from Kauai coast the Oahu. Weird that it would be so
different. Thanks. And mahalo! G
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From: Doug Martin martin-d...@att.net
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Saul -
Basque has no relationship to French as it is not a Latin language.
In Spain, the origin of the Basques was a subject of occasional discussion. The
most accepted theories (at least amongst my acquaintances in Madrid and
Wikipedia) is that Basque has some linguistic roots in common
Basque is considered a linguistic isolate. That is, it's not related to any
other language.
Two of the best known isolates are Japanese and Korean.
Bob Antoniuk
Clifton NJ
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From: Chuck Hutton charle...@msn.com
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:Issued: 2011 Apr 12 0005 UTC
# Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 11 April follow.
Solar flux 106 and mid-latitude A-index 8.
The
Now that I'm home, I can see that the Finnish link to Basque is iffy now,
but that there is some sort of connection to a Caucasian language group that
predates the expansion of Romance language in Europe. In any event, it ain't
a Spanish or French variant! Jim Renfrew
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Interesting. Did not know any of that. Thanks.
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From: Chuck Hutton charle...@msn.com
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Saul -
Basque has no
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