Great Job Steve (VE6WZ) on the shunt fed tower video. It's nice to see
some quality technical chat on the reflector. yours is a great model for
the new guys!
73
Bob, W7RH
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"It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our
humanity." - Albert Einstein
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> On Apr 25, 2019, at 1:24 PM, FZ Bruce wrote:
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> If he expires, the FT-8 could go on.
A misconception. K1JT's WSJT-X software has a transmit watchdog timer with I
believe a 5 minute max limit - can be set lower of course.
de NA4M
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Steve,
This is an excellent tutorial. Thanks for not only sharing but taking
the time to produce it as well.
73 Joel W5ZN
On 2019-04-24 20:03, VE6WZ_Steve wrote:
This week I added a second gamma-wire to my shunt fed tower for 160m
in order to lower the reactance and therefore lower the volt
That’s what you call a “dead-easy” QSO.
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> On Apr 25, 2019, at 12:24 PM, FZ Bruce wrote:
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> My two cents worth. I'm getting tired of the subject also. But I do
> not see it as human to human as an operator can go away while the
> device is still going. If he expires, the FT
My two cents worth. I'm getting tired of the subject also. But I do
not see it as human to human as an operator can go away while the
device is still going. If he expires, the FT-8 could go on. If the
ARRL did not feel right calling him/it a silent key, they could list
it as a silent call sign. ( ;
Just a short story for this FT-8 vs CW/SSB discussion.
We, with Helen UR5WA, have been waiting for QSL card from VR2XAN for 160m QSOs
in CQWWCW 2017.
Two direct requests both with IRC and $$$ have been sent but no answer.
Tried some Italian assistance - same result.
So the obvious decision was to
Steve,
That's an excellent video.
Both in the technique of shunt feeding and the overall video
presentation which sets the bar.
Most impressive.
73
John G3XRJ
This week I added a second gamma-wire to my shunt fed tower for 160m in order
to lower the reactance and therefore lower the voltag