Gary, some of those rough conditions like an AC power or street
lighting probably made a major contribution to your success.
One reason I haven't built an FSL is the increased sensitivity would be
offset by local noise anyway. Anything over a 2' loop is pointless here.
Thanks to my neighbor
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Hi Tim,
Thanks very much for your comments on the DXpedition!
Gary, some of those rough conditions like an AC power or
street
lighting probably made a major contribution to your success.
Yes, Tim, that was certainly a najor advantage for weak-signal
reception on the Cliff. There were
If anybody on this list is attending the NRC convention in West Virginia this
coming weekend, if you happen to get any digital photos of the local radio
stations, we'd love to see them on the International Radio Club of America
Facebook page. Have a great time. ---Mike
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Solar flux 135 and estimated planetary A-index 16.
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Never underestimate the power of CTDX... I've been sitting in the dark since
2006 and they have never let me down... Even only 160 miles from the bay area
the cliffs continue to work there magic
Sent from south of grayland
On Aug 2, 2012, at 1:31 PM, d1028g...@aol.com wrote:
Hi Tim,
