Condx seem to be getting better. Last night was very good for me.
For a 45 minute period beginning at 0130 Z, I heard several more "firsts".
765 presumed Switzerland. Soft "elevator music" instrumental followed by
French vocal.
a first.
585 Spain
855 Spain
945 France
999 Spain
1035 Portugal
1044
I fired up the R8B at 0115 Z (815 pm EST) and listened for about 45 minutes.
252 Algeria--so clear and strong it sounded like a local harmonic but for
the language
585 Spain, strong and clear
684 Spain, clear
738 threshold audio-a first
765 clear music
774 women's voice, barely audible-a first
783
Twirled the dials at sunset and sporadically through the evening before MNF
came on.
Audio on LW at 180, 189, 252.
Audio on MW
585 Spain
684 Spain
945 France
1089 UK
1134 Croatia--first of the season. Music broke through pesky Hilton
Head local on 1130 that is supposed to be at extreme low power b
Santa disguised as UPS employee dropped off a Tecsun PL310 from Hong Kong
and a Wellbrook FLG100 unit from the UK yesterday. The plan is to upgrade
my lonely Ewe with the Wellbrook unit. In that I use twin feed for feeding
the ewe, and the unit is equipped with bnc connectors, I'll have to splice
Rob,
At the FCC site, there is an email address for questions. I have found the
agent listed to be responsive. Sometimes the site lags behind licensing. A
few years ago 1100 WCGA was listed as inactive. They were late in paying
their license fee, got reinstated, but the website hadn't been upda
Embrace me
My sweet embraceable ewe
Embrace me
My irreplaceable ewe..
Music by George Gerswhin, lyrics by Ira Gerswhin 1928
sung by Judy Garland:
http://www.last.fm/music/Judy+Garland/_/Embraceable+You
Missed El Sol's curtain fall and wasn't expecting much when I set down at
the dials at an hour p
Which was hooked to the Drake R8B and firing 130 degrees which is 90 degrees
off from a direct shot to Europe from my qth in Ga.
At sunset, 2300 Z I did a bandscan on 9 kHz splits and heard hets at
531
558
621
639
711
801
819
909
981
999
1089
1251
1269
1341
1431
1512
1521
As usual, loudest of the
Bert,
I was off Second Avenue, just west of the big bend in Butler Avenue. It's
the first public access ramp.
Gil
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Folks,
My foray to the beach last night was not as successful as the first and was
probably some sort of corollary to Murphy's Law regarding degree of
preparation with results being inversely proportional to the amount of
preparation and enhanced level of expectations. The first time I went last
w
Dave,
Pre-amps are often used to boost antenna input. A good one is made by DX
Engineering, the RPA-1. I use it occasionally. There are many designs
posted on the net for diy adventures. However, some designs are better than
others as far as noise making. If you live in an electrically noisy a
Kaz,
Thanks for the suggestion and heads up on the Africans.
Through serendipity I learned that aiming directly at DX with a receive
antenna is not always the best choice and that lack of noise can be more
important than actual gain.
My EWE's beam is directed 130 degrees. My home is 13 miles from
Bert,
I wasn't too far from the pier. I was on 12th St., but this not many folks
on the beach at sundown.
73 Gil
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Kevin,
Thanks. I do the same when at home, but it wouldn't work on the beach as
neither coax nor my military commo wire have the necessary flexibility to
wrap around the Kchibo D96l to easily couple the BOG to the rx. The RS clip
lead does. South African Gary Deacon couples his little M37 to his
Actually, not all of them were found stuck in the BOG.
After work, I drove about 20 miles from home to Tybee Island, Ga, and at
local sunset, rolled out a 500' BOG along the dune line, and floated the BOG
to my E-1 via an insulated clip lead so as not to hit the ground side of the
PAL connector. T
Kaz,
Great info. Thanks for sharing.
Gil
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Jim, Dave:
Dave, I doubt if Jim's car antenna was coupling with the BOG.
Jim,
I put out my BOGs by holding my hand's outstretched as far apart to my sides
as possible holding the reels and walk laying both out at once. My bogs are
about 5+' apart.
Google the Dallas Langford Pages for DIY phasers
Jim,
My first experience with a 500' BOG was lackluster as well. The culprit?
Location.
I laid the wire in the street gutter parallel to the street on which my
house sits. It was deaf, most likely caused by rebar in the
concrete gutter. I moved it 90' to the rear of the house into the dirt
alley
Guy,
I see the battery on ebay from several vendors for under $5 shipped.
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Walt,
Expect more pirate activity on the upcoming July 4th Weekend. The pirates
tend to hoist the Jolly Roger and breakout their "grenade" transmitters on
holidays.
Arrghh! Gil
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Gary,
In the 59, the rotor seems to me to be under a lot of stress/pressure from
the way it is mounted in its case, clam-shelled between the top and lower
case.The pressure to turn the rotor is subsequently more than in the 39
series and may force it against the stator plates unevenly, accel
Steve,
Official Cuban list is:
http://www.radioreloj.cu/
Look in the left hand column, last entry in top box:
Contactenos
Click it on and it lists frequencies. No need to translate; it's obvious.
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Brandon,
Your conclusion that you heard Cuba on 590 is more probable than Puerto Rico
at 1200Z.
PR is farther east than Havana and sunrise at San Juan is 1100Z compared
with 1215 Z at Havana. I heard Cuba on 590 Friday morning while walking the
dog at 1200Z. Havana is west of my home in Savannah
Kevin,
Contact MFJ if you strike out here.
Gil
On Tue, Oct 28, 2008 at 3:16 PM, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Does anyone have a copy of the schematic of the MFJ 1020C preselector?
> It's at the back of the owner's manual - unfortunately the on-line
> versions of the manual don't have the
Chris,
Take a look at the electric cord reels at Home Depot. There's a cheap
model, under 10 bux, that has a fast pick and maybe a little easier to
control. I keep my two BOGs on 2 of the reels. Fast deployment and pick up.
Your lengths are probably more suited for upper band reception than for
Karl's point about noise reduction is well-taken. For years, I didn't hear
a peep on LW until last winter. I had used longwires and top loaded
verticals in efforts to hear LW, but all I heard was noise and a few NDB's.
It was not until I listened on my ewe which was aimed 130 degrees from my
loca
Rob,
Congratulations, you must have worn out your Lazy Boy by now. I hope it is
under warranty. ;) I, too, am a big fan of the T615. It's not just a
shirt pocket radio; it's a pocket watch size radio. During the dogwalk
yesterday a.m., The National Voice of the Bahamas was coming in loud and
c
Walt,
It was pretty ingenous how they determined the "top secret" radio
transmission band of the Mercury project.
Gil
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Folks,
I just had a great time watching an Aussie TV production which relates the
story of the Judica brothers of Italy who as radio amateurs monitored the
early space programs of both the Russians and NASA with homemade antennas
and ham radio equipment. It features actual home movies and recordin
>
>
> Both DU & TP carriers on 891
>
Craig,
How is it you can distinquish the two? Tnx.
Gil
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Today, during my pre-dawn dog walk with my Sony T615, heard strong activity
on 530 for the first time since 'canes rolled through the Caribbean.
Orchestral music (Lady of Spain, California Nights) was coming in loud and
clear with LYQ, Morristown TN, NDB in the background. No station id, SS
announ
Paul,
Ewe got a great signal!
73 Gil
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Neil,
With RVC down, on my 135 degree ewe, NDB LYQ in Morristown TN, at 529 was
easy. I could also barely hear voice on 530. Perhaps tonight at sunset
will be better. On a bedside DT200VX, ZLS, Bahamas' NDB (526 kHz) was
easily heard at 530.
73 Gil
Ga. Coast
Drake R8B
135 degree EWE, 18x40x18'
Kevin,
Someone made the observation last year that high school football will bring
out the cheat in normally well-behaved, low-powered statons. I've noticed
the phenomen around my neck of the woods.
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Craig,
O'Neil Outside with O'Neil Williams. On his homepage, he still brags that
he has been heard in 38 states. Another good hook and bullet show is on WWL
870 early Saturday morning--done with a Cajun flair. This weekend I was
listening to evacuee call-ins stuck on the I-10 Contraflow lanes.
Noticed on the list that WSB reportedly ditched HD because of complaints.
Anybody have further info? I like to listen to WSB during insomnia bouts on
Saturday mornings. There's a hook and bullet show followed by gardening. I
enjoy both.
Gil
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Barry,
This "gain" stuff may be old hat to you, but here is what a buddy wrote
about gain and interpreting decibels. It's at the bottom of the article:
http://bellsouthpwp2.net/w/u/wuggy/testing.htm
I'm also sending you and John by email a pdf of the original article on the
EWE by the inventor.
Barry,
"More wire, higher" is usually better, but it may be hard to tell the
difference between an existing 10' height and 12'. I would go with as much
height as I could string up, however, and would not chose 10' over 12'
unless limited by physical restrictions. In picking up weak signals, there
A simple a/b comparison with an antenna switch is the easiest way to compare
the two. Check Ebay/UK if you don't have one. Daiwa makes a good switch
which is commonly found on this side of the pond.
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While I have shipped insured items I packed via FedEx and UPS, the better
practice is to let them do the packing, (Kinkos, UPS Stores) Why? If you
do the packing and there is damage due to rough handling, unless the package
shows serious exterior damage, both companies will fight you tooth and n
Craig,
UPS. I bought a amp kit for my K2 several years ago. UPS handler's
destroyed the outside box of a double boxed shipment rendering the label
and bar codes unreadable. The inside box was a Land's End box which was sent
to Lands End by UPS. Land's End found a serial number on the kit, conta
Colin,
Much to the chagrin and horror of my then 16 year old daughter, my vacation
carry-on luggage was a bright yellow Pelican case containing my Elecraft KX1
multiband qrp transceiver and CW key. On the way back from the Adirondacks,
at the Albany airport, the TSA specialist looked puzzled during
Chris,
The advantage the ewe has over the others that you listed is that it
functions quite well without an elevated return line. The rest require an
elevated return line (front yard trip wire). I have tried a return line on
a ewe connecting the ground rods, but didn't notice any difference in
p
John,
They are brittle as heqq. Hack saw impervious as well. I've scored and
broken at the score line as one would cut glass, but they were only .375"
OD. The watercooled diamond blade should work very well; however. The
watercooled feature would not alter the annealing of the bars which is
impo
John,
You getting my private email?
73 Gil
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David,
I use Amidon ferrite beads to make my transformer. I also use military
commo wire to feed my rx antenna's. Here is how Gary Breed, the K9AY
loop inventor describes making the transformer:
"My K9AY Loop and 9:1 Beverage transformers are "binocular" using two large
77 material beads (Amidon
Barry,
I found a description of Paul's set-up:
"I'm using an AOR AR7030 receiver with a EWE antenna approx (since I've
never actually measured it ) 3.5 m high and 8 m long. KVNS is a
reasonably frequent visitor here."
!
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Barry,
Paul Crankshaw of Troon, Scotland, does a lot of heavy duty MW dxing to the
U.S. using a modest ewe. Perhaps he can share his set up with you. I
searched the old files and couldn't find his parameters.
Good luck.
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Barry,
The ewe design parameters are not critical. It just happened that the two
support trees were 40 feet apart with first limb at 18'. I used a variable
resistor to establish best resistance and measured the resistance with ohm
meter. I then paralleled 4 .5 watt resistors of suitable resistan
Barry,
I have an excellent performing ewe that has 18' vertical elements separated
by 40'.
The ground rods are 4' long, copper-clad .5' rods from home depot. One rod,
cut in half.
Gil
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Dave,
Here's an interesting link to the subject. Captain Duffy of the US Merchant
Marines was captured by the German's and turned over to the Japanese for
slave labor during his imprisonment. The link has his story relating to the
SWL listeners who notified his parents of capture.
http://www.usmm
Joe,
As far north as you are, and with your 1/2 acre of land, you could benefit
greatly with a 18'x40'x18' ewe. Despite its poor side rejection, the F/B
would shut down 3/4ths of the US for your location if you aimed it to the
NN/E--it would do super for TA's. If you could get by with an elevated
N7NB commented on the K3 as an MW rx as follows:
"The K3 makes an excellent BCB DX radio if you have the KXV3. This is
important, as the PIN diode T/R switch diodes have a high insertion loss at
1.5 MHz, and it's even higher yet at 0.5 MHz. I measured 18 dB of
attenuation at 0.5 MHz. If you have th
I'll float a question on the Elecraft list. I've built the K2 and kx1, but
so far have decided to pass on the K3. It has limited coverage on the
bottom--500kHz-if memory serves correctly--so it lacks the versatility of a
general coverage rx or the Icom 756 Pro III transceiver. However, the folks
Rob,
How many battery changes in the T615 since you've had it?
73 Gil
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"Please explain what you mean by "Old or New Testament justice"? "
I bet Bob Savage of WYSL 1040 would understand...
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" religious music trashing WBZ 1030 at 0129 EDT."
Is this Old or New Testament justice, or a combination of the two?
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Neil,
There is a Drake R8 yahoo group with knowledgeable folks. Maybe someone
there can help.
Gil
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They should have replaced TV audio with Weather channels.
Unless Sangean is willing to ship the rx's from the US to other countries
who will still have analog TV in 2009, this could create a
situation forcing them to liquidate the rx's at a very cheap price within
the year as the US approaches t
Russ,
Treat your on/off button as the light button.
I agree that the inability to use the memory function to move around the
dial is a pia.
Not so on the 615. I have presets at 530, 1130 and 1710 and use them as
start points to move around the dial
Gil
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Rob,
CMBF (Radio Musical Nacional) of Cuba has been noted to be playing musical
chairs lately on the radio dial. According to the official but meaningless
Cuban website,
http://www.cmbfradio.cu/cmbf/cmbf_radio/pro_trans_hist_cmbf/transmision.htm
only
1040 features CMBF. However, my lying ears ha
In comparing the 37 with filter mod and the unmodded 200, the selectivity is
about the same. Others report improvement with the 200 once it has a filter
mod. I plan on doing that soon.
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1) Is there a Sony website where I can look at the Sony SRF M37V and
Sony SRF –T615 JE.?
2) What are the key differences between the two models?
3) What are the prices?
Barry,
Take a look at the UL sections of www.dxer.ca for comparisions and info.
Key differences: 37 lacks the sensitivity a
Folks,
In my report, I had failed to report the top scorers in Americas DX
category. With apologies to them (I'm still po'd about John
deleting Mr. Magubwe's Nigerian economic opportunity and notice of the Irish
Sweepstakes winnings. It deprived me of an Oprah moment with an opportunity
to pass u
Cabin Fever DX Sprinters,
John and I would like to thank those who participated in the event even if
you didn't send in a log. Paramount in planning the event, we wanted the
participants to have fun and not be burdened with onerous log keeping.
Hopefully
we succeeded.
We had 13 official sub
John,
Doesn't your VX have a tighter than stock filter? If so, not likely that it
would be 1690 especially at night, even unmodified. It could be that sneaky
Radio Rat setting up wherever he wants. There is another thing that can
happen. With a booster bar, you can force feed another frequency,
At this rate, the west coast may all be skunked in the Sprint's distance
competition.
I can't begin to say how sad this makes me on the Georgia coast. I am sure
all of us on the East coast feel the same way. ;)
73, tearfully, Gil
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Bob,
You are preaching to the choir about the T615. It is a fine little RX.
I've used mine barefoot in the Sprint and it is a station magnet. It could
stand a better IF filter and a backlight wouldn't hurt although neither
would have made that much difference this weekend. Daytime locals are wor
David,
That's probably Radio Musical Nacional in Cuba. It was formerly listed at
590 kHz at the predecessor to this site, but is not listed anymore, but that
means little with the Cuban stations. It's a refreshing treat when it comes
in over Radio Disney.
http://www.cmbfradio.cu/cmbf/cmbf_radio/p
Dave,
Bruce Conti prepared this fine discussion of the Cuban stations. Hope this
helps.
http://members.aol.com/nrcidxd/cuba.htm
73 Gil
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Allen,
Great snags. Have you tried listening with the 37 and 39 in tandem, with an
earbud from each in your ears?
I've used both the 37 or 200 in tandem with my 39/59s. Have you noticed
any sensitivity differences between the 37 and 39? Tnx es 73,
Gil
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The center tap may not be for the oscillator. For instance in the
39/49/59's the ferrite bar has 5 leads as well. Two connect the short coil
to the long coil in series. Two leads are the far ends of the connected
coils and these go across the variable capacitor. I assume the M37 is
varca
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Allen,
You've knocked the cover off the ball with that 37. What is your country
count up to now?
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Pete,
As I've previously reported, I live in a high RF environment with 5 stations
within 5 miles, 1 of them under 4 miles and the other 3 under 3 miles. I
have two 37's. One is modified, the other is not. One has a scavenged 6
kHz filter from a Sangean ATS909. It has done a remarkable job of
The screw that comes with the ebay knobs and shafts is not small enough
diameter. A smaller diameter screw with matching pitch would work with the
knobs and shafts from ebay.
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Ray,
I got to think of your neuropathy issues and use of the 59. The 39 is a
better choice, but the 59 can be modified several ways to make it tune
easier.
One way would involve removing the thumb wheel and dial indicator strip and
drilling a hole in the front case where the thumb wheel sits in a
Patrick,
Forgive me if we have already had this discussion. It may come up seasonally
as you repair your Beverage. ;) (My memory allows me to make interesting new
discoveries and meet new friends who seem to already know my name on a daily
basis.) For heavy duty work, I've ditched the solder gun i
Dennis, Bill,
I had pretty much given up on hearing LW BCB at my qth. S/N was just too
much on my antennas--until I tried my ewe which fires towards the Caribbean
at 130 degrees from my location in Savannah GA. Morocco and France, for
example, are 67 and 49 degrees respectively. Not the ideal az
My ewes are seasonally strung and ground cdx are consistent. I use a pot to
set resistance, measure resistance, and then replace the pot with 4
paralleled 1/2 watt non-inductive resistors that equal the target
resistance. I was concerned with humidity affecting the pot. Seems to work
fine for me
"I've noticed that when I adjust the resistance on my ewe antenna using a
local station behind me (West Sound 1035 AM) as a guide, the reduced
signal only holds for a few hours before starting to creep up again."
Paul,
Have you checked the resistor? Is the resistance itself changing?
73 Gil
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Prison Radioman is flexing his ebay pricing options today. If you wait a
bit, and the market begins to stagnate, prices will drop again. On Feb. 1,
$14.95 with $5.95 shipping. Today, $19.95 with $5.95 shipping. Sweat him
out. Econ 101 in action. A graph of his prices in the past 30 days would
Rob,
Just read your great article on dxer.ca
Way to go! What's the best recliner to dx in? ;)
73 Gil NN4CW
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Does that mean format change or will WCNZ will be off the air?
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Folks,
I don't know if this stations still exists, but I found links to live stream
audio for this station on the net, but the links didn't work.
French language station 750 CBFA-3 is in Weymontachie, QC. Canada.
According to the fellow who knew about it says it runs 40 watts day and
night.
73 Gil
Paul,
Hi Hi. Click and Clack on NPR occasionally conclude their program with:
"For those, for reasons unfathomable to us, who want a CD of this
broadcast and who didn't have enough sense to turn on a tape recorder, send
$$ to..."
73 Gil
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Glenn,
Tnx. I did find the July 2007 version of his site at www.archive.org It
had the MW list.
73 Gil
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I saw on a website that it is a CBC One affiliate which is all EE. Tnx.
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Neil,
I was asking for a buddy on another list who heard it. I just went to the
"way back machine"
www.archive.org to find DXing in Vermont http://www.sover.net/~hackmohr/ for
his list of LA's, but no cigar on his list. His site has disappeared. Seems
I saw that he was shutting down for repairs,
Any likely Canadians?
Tnx.
Gil
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Kevin,
Good price, shipping sux. It's a quarter inch cube at best.
Gil
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> Jim Kenny found what we need for much less than the cost of the M37V
> itself. We're going to see if they also have the SFR450K narrower filter
> (aroun
Bob,
Looks like a Dave Schmarder design using the 1625. I've built one. Not very
selective around these parts, get's hammered by my locals, but it works. 12
VDC is all that is needed:
http://www.schmarder.com/radios/crystal/63.htm
73 Gil NN4CW
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the same grounds for both the beverage & BOG as I did not have an extra
one. "
Patrick,
For temporary ground set-ups I had a buddy cut and weld a T-shaped
copperclad rod cut from a Home Depot ground rod with an 8" handle and the
long leg of the "T" is about 30" and poin
Patrick,
Thanks for reporting your efforts. There is no better antenna "modeling"
than cutting and laying out the wire. Your reports offer encouragement to
those with space restrictions and provide incentive to lay a little wire out
on the ground. A BOG certainly is leaps and bounds better than
Yes, search archives for BUG.
Gil
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"proven to be exceptionally directional, and excellent S/N ratios as has
been
verified by Nick Hall-Patch using his DX radar setup for a week. "
Walt,
I'll bite. What is a "DX radar setup"?
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Bob,
Do you remember when WLAA 1680's predecessor was the World's most powerful
TIS for the Orlando area?
73 Gil
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Kevin,
I also found this from Kaz:
"My mini-Phased BOG System here is aimed 35 deg and is 341 ft // 214 feet
and is stunning for TA's and also for East Tex/East Mex stuff. "
These parallel bogs which are phased, are only separated by 2-3' . I modify
what I said earlier about your ability to run on
"150', or even 300' is essentially a random-length wire. It isn't going
to be long enough to demonstrate BOG-like directionality."
Russ,
Can't say that you are incorrect regarding 150', but experience with 275'
and 500' bog would cause me to differ with your opinion regarding 300'.
This is what
Bob,
WLAA, 1680, in Winter Park FL is pretty much the band bully on x band on my
xtl set this past week. It is a Mexican format music station and every
other word by the DJ's concerns Mexico. The local commercials give it away,
however. There's a station in Smyrna Ga, I believe its 1550 that spec
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