Great to see these smaller footprint antenna. Can't wait to see the FSL and the
tent pole results from the coast.
Any pics, video or audio from Sunday?
Thanks
derekvme...@aol.com
On Jun 4, 2013, at 12:02 PM, Guy Atkins d...@guyatkins.com wrote:
What better way for DXers to enjoy a sunny
Derek Vincent asked for any other photos or videos from last Sunday's
Puyallup antenna shootout.
I don't have anything else of my own to share other than that one photo I
linked to, but I'm sure Gary wouldn't mind me showing this 12-inch FSL
image he previously published. This of course is the
This is a great looking antenna. Are construction details available anywhere?
73, Dave N3BXY
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 04 June follow.
Solar flux 110 and estimated planetary A-index 10.
The
Asia seemed to be back this morning, at least around 1115UT, but only
567 had any sort of presence.
pretty darn good audio (all of it understandable by a native speaker, at least
briefly):
not today
reasonable audio at times during the period (much of it understandable by a
native
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your comment on the new 12 Broadband FSL antenna.
This antenna is an adaptation of the new 12 Standard
(single-optimized-frequency) FSL antenna, which was developed for live DXing
with Ultralight radios at Pacific Ocean cliff sites this summer (design photo
posted at
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Solar-terrestrial indices for 05 June follow.
Solar flux 109 and estimated planetary A-index 6.
The
Thanks for the reply. A larger antenna? That is very interesting.
You mentioned that these are single frequency optimized. What is the typical
bandwidth? I look forward to hearing how these evolve.
I am considering a Perseus receiver.
I currently have an Elecraft K3 and a JRC NRD-535D with
