Some of the applications on the CD have 16-bit wrappers - meaning they won't
run under Win7x64. If you have Win7x32, it is fine. So it depends on which
flavor of Win7 you have.
The alternative for x64 is to use the XP-MODE virtual machine capability
built into the pro versions of Win7.
The book is a pdf so the OS shouldn't matter. The SW on the CD is one
DOS program, so the OS needs to run or emulate DOS.
Grant KZ1W
On 3/10/2013 2:20 PM, k2...@juno.com wrote:
Hello All,
I would like to buy the latest edition
on ON4UN's Low Band DXing with the CD ROM.
On the ARRL book
Hi Ted,
I have the Fourth Edition with CD and even that CD definitely runs on Win 7 64
bit.
73, Thomas, DJ5DT
k2...@juno.com schrieb:
Hello All,
I would like to buy the latest edition
on ON4UN's Low Band DXing with the CD ROM.
On the ARRL book store it says that the CD ROM
is only for
We are quite a few who are very fond of our Titanex lowband verticals.
However, Titanex seems to be in sleep-mode so I have been searching for a
source to get spare Titan-Alu tubes.
Finally a company in Switzerland has emerged and they can supply tubes in
what they call GRADE 2 and Grade 9. I
-- Forwarded message --
From: Saulius Zalnerauskas ly5w@gmail.com
Date: Mon, Mar 11, 2013 at 3:11 PM
Subject: CQ WW 160 meter Phone Contest Audio
To: Cq-Contest cq-cont...@contesting.com
Hi,
Here You can find CQ WW 160 Phone Contest Audio. This is my second audio
attempt.
Got a new Beverage antenna up and getting the termination resistor(s) ready. to
install? The resistance is spot on, now to keep it dry, you put it in some heat
shrink. There, now for a re-check of the resistance... it has gone down in
resistance !!! . You may have some of that somewhat
Right on Mike,
About two or three years ago there was a distinct deterioration of
operational courtesy on what had been known as the Gentleman's Band.
This was noted by an number of posts to this reflector. Again, there was
an obvious explanation, although I don't recall it being mentioned.
On Sun, 2013-03-10 at 11:19 -0700, Mike Armstrong wrote:
Guys, I think the explanation for why 160 (and the dx crowd on 80,
too... not necessarily the 75 meter throw a wire in the air rag chew
crowd) are more gentlemanly (and ladies, of course) is very simple.
It is REALLY simple to
Thelpone C wire is a copper clad steel wire, as long as the hard plastic sheath
remains intact it will be fine, however if the sheath is damaged to expose the
wire it rusts rapidly and breaks. I spent many years repairing such wire. Water
will migrate inside the sheath and the wire will become
Chasing down old qsl needs and I am searching for RN6AZ from 1996 QRZ has no
listing so I wonder if anyone know this call and maybe his new call if there
is one thanks Sam
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Topband Reflector
I have just created a FB-page for Titanex verticals so we can easily
exchange info
73 Rag la5he
mail2web - Check your email from the web at
http://link.mail2web.com/mail2web
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Topband Reflector
I had aluminum covered hardline in upstate NY. Where it was on top of the
grass, ground, leaves, pine needles it was fine. Where it went underground
for about 25 feet the aluminum turned to goo after 4-5 years.
73,
N2TK, Tony
-Original Message-
From: Topband
Anyone else found a lowering of resistance after heat shrinking terminations
after cool down?
73
Bruce-K1FZ
You may have some of that somewhat conductive heat shrink tubing. Good idea
to check the glue for conductivity before use.
www.qsl.net/k1fz/beveragenotes.html
I recently moved to a new QTH and my shack here is mostly underground thus
this superb directional low band rx antenna, which can sit on your rig or
operating desk, is no longer suitable for my situation and is therefore for
sale.
It is the latest and greatest version - the QUANTUM QX LOOP
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