On 14 nov 2012, at 22:42, VO1HP fda...@nfld.net wrote:
--- so for two turns I do this:
one turn is: - up through one side and down through the other side.
another turn is - continue up one side and down through the other
--- that makes two turns...is that correct?
Winding 7 turns would
The unique combination of Newkirk's wit and skillful writing, and
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I just looked at the clublog leaderboard for PT0S,
http://www.clublog.org/charts/?c=PT0S#r
And was surprised how evenly distributed QSO's per band are distributed from my
zone (CQ Zone 5), with more on 160M than on 12M, 20M, 30M, 80M.
With your success as encouragement, Bob, I will continue
Hi everyone,
I am fixing my T Vertical and I was wondering if anyone here is using a
similar antenna with elevated radials? is it worth trying with 2-4 elevated
(2 meters from the ground) radials?
Do the radials need to be fullsize or tuned?
The ground here is very poor and I used to have
Does anyone knows what type of binocular cores for transformers are used in DXE
RX 4SQ box?
it look like fair rite 2873000202 but not sure it could be as well 43 material
like they used
in active antennas!
i dont want to resolder transformer to mesure it, but if no info will do that!
thanks in
It is often mentioned that very high RF voltages are present at ends
of dipoles, voltage nodes on loops, etc. but I haven't been able to find
any guidance in the form of numbers. How high is very high? Assuming
QRO power into a full size apex up delta loop, corner fed, vertically
polarized,
Grant Saviers wrote:
It is often mentioned that very high RF voltages are present at ends
of dipoles, voltage nodes on loops, etc. but I haven't been able to find
any guidance in the form of numbers. How high is very high? Assuming
QRO power into a full size apex up delta loop, corner fed,
