Hi Jim,
Thanks. I started getting RF power out on transmit! I still have a lot
to do. It's rude and crude! I spent enough time with the scope and
generator today that as soon as I had some RF out of it I quit for the
day. Staying at it too long leads to mistakes and frustration :)
Given personal commitments for the weekend, I was considering operating the
ARRL DX contest 160m single band.
Given the recent discussion regarding the CQ 160m contest, I downloaded a
Top Ban World Allocations worksheet at
http://www.qsl.net/n1eu/topband/
Given, the discussion, it looks like
Hi all,Not trying to push a sale but thought someone on topband could use the
variables and roller inductor I just put on sale on QRZ.
73,jim/k2hn
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I'll be lookin' for ya as a QRP contestant, BillGL getting that Atlas up
and runnin'
71.5/72 de Jim R. K9JWV
From: Topband on behalf of Bill Cromwell
Sent: Wednesday, March 2,
Hi,
Somebody mentioned the Stew is coming 'round again so I finally
remembered to look it up. It will be here a week from Saturday. I have
been 'on a roll' at my workbench getting the old radios operational
again. I am going to flog myself attempting to have the station ready to
get on the
On Wed,3/2/2016 8:02 AM, Joshua M. Arritt wrote:
Galvanized Fe material is problematic from an R standpoint as well
(vs. Cu). This results in a "lossy" ground plane. That condition has
real impact the effectiveness of the antenna system, when compared to
an all-Cu (or at least a lower-R
Galvanized Fe material is problematic from an R standpoint as well (vs.
Cu). This results in a "lossy" ground plane. That condition has real
impact the effectiveness of the antenna system, when compared to an
all-Cu (or at least a lower-R metal) plane.
Immediately perceived consequence of