Greetings to the Trustees of Top Band, the Cream of Contesting and the
Deserving of DX,
The Boring Amateur Radio Club is pleased to announce the 19th edition
of The Stew Perry Top Band DX Challenge.
This year it will be from 1500Z Dec. 27, 2014 to 1500Z Dec. 28, 2014. This
is a CW (morse code
They today have made beverages. I hope RX will be better.
Today at 10-11UTC lsn 5 or 7/8 HC2RMT/8 QSOs with JA's, but I have not heard of
Gallapagos/
News - All HC2/8 logs uploaded to Clublog.
For me the big question why Yuri (RM0F-HC2RMT/8) no uses split.
I wrote him a message about this.
(see
There are hundreds of devices in that range that are complete oscillators.
http://www.mouser.com/Passive-Components/Frequency-Control-Timing-Devices/Oscillators/_/N-7jdfi?P=1z0who4Z1z0wmtcZ1z0wntsZ1z0j6vwZ1z0z7l5Z1z0z6sr&Keyword=1.843&FS=True
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From: "Tree"
To: "Ge
Hello
>From El Mangrullo contest station will be two operations
CX6VM on 160 mts
CW5W on 80 mts
Will be on the hour on 160 mts, around 1811-1830
73,
Jorge
CX6VM/CW5W
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De: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] En nombre de N2TK, Tony
Enviado el: miércoles, 26
During the contest try 160M on the hour starting about 0200. Many stations
go there looking for Q's and mults for 10-15 minutes.
And on Saturday night call CQ on topband on the hour. Besides mults they
will be looking for Q's too.
73
N2TK, Tony
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From: Topband [mailto:topb
On Wed,11/26/2014 6:52 AM, Tim Shoppa wrote:
I note a lot of Haiti activations for CQ WW. Are any known to be active on
160M?
My educated guess is that these contest expeditions will NOT be spending
much (if any) time on 160M because the QSO rate would be MUCH slower
than on the higher bands.
HCRMT/8 came back to a 'close to New England' station that was
sending his call way too many times and he never caught it.
Need to "come up for air" and listen.
Yes, split frequency operation would have been much better .
73
Bruce-K1FZ
.
I think HC2RMT/8 and HC2ANT/8 are
Same as here in Sicily.
I havent
beverages and heard a lot of takers, but cant read calls corectly. Qrn and
Qsbso prefer to start tomorrow with N.America and possible this evening
to Japan.
Sam IT9/LY5W
BTW - I worked over 200 N.A stations in all zones 3.4.5 but hard work
On Nov 26, 2014 5:14
I think HC2RMT/8 and HC2ANT/8 are having serious QRN problems. They
each had solid 579 signals in NM last night, but were only working one
station every five minutes or so. They seem to be skilled CW ops, but
were working simplex, which sometimes made copy through the pileup
difficult.
Jim
Sent f
I note a lot of Haiti activations for CQ WW. Are any known to be active on
160M?
Also looking forward to V26K on 160M as it would be a new one for me on
160M.
Last night HC2RMT/8 had a wonderfully loud signal on 80M and 160M but may
not have been hearing too well. (Or maybe that was just them pra
In the period of Nov. 23 to Nov 25 had extreme QRN from storms. (May have been
those in upstate New York). Listening for the Galapagos Island stations was
very tough with my above ground Beverages
Tried my 200 foot two wire, two direction BOG and they were good easy copy.
There were
Here's a calculator, Martin: http://www.eeweb.com/toolbox/twisted-pair
I think you'll find typical twisted pair cable, e.g., a pair inside Cat 5
cable, is around 100 ohms.
72, Jim Rodenkirch K9JWV
> Date: Wed, 26 Nov 2014 12:23:18 +0100
> From: dm...@t-online.de
> To: topband@contesting.com
Topbanders,
i read the articles on w0btu's page over and over again and found the
answers to my questions are right there. Just a bit spread (and in a
foreign language).
There is one question that remained unanswered: What impedance can i
expect from twisted wire? Can i use the formula for op
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