John G3XHZ
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>> On 11 Mar 2018, at 11:34, Jose Ramon wrote:
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>> We'll start tonight on top band from the beautiful Congo coast. 880 ft
(270
>> m) Beverages set to NW, N and NE. An additional steerable diamond shape
>> loop is atta
We'll start tonight on top band from the beautiful Congo coast. 880 ft (270
m) Beverages set to NW, N and NE. An additional steerable diamond shape
loop is attached to the rx aerials control box so any station can choose
among 4 directions from 160 to 30m. Noise level is not bad on the 18m high
inv
That's not going to work often during a contest. It depends on how crowded
is the band you stretch or narrow your passband. When a narrow filter is
set if you call 100 Hz away we won't hear you.
During a dxp the scenario is quite different, you're the alone, I normally
set, whenever is possible, th
TB and 80m aerials were installed early today in Niamey. EU/AS Beverage a
bit noisy, power line on that heading. Worked HL and JA after their sr. NA
bvg looks much better, about 700 ft long.
Tx 1824 lsn up. For JA 1824 lsn dw 2-4.
We are focused on 160 and 8 all night.
There are short power outag
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> From: Topband [mailto:topband-boun...@contesting.com] On Behalf Of Jose
> Ramon
> Sent: Saturday, December 06, 2014 5:29 PM
> To: topband@contesting.com
> Subject: Topband: EA7PP - Remote
>
> Hi all,
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> I have just subscribed to this reflector- A friend of mine told m
Hi all,
I have just subscribed to this reflector- A friend of mine told me there
was something about EA7PP's operation during this w/e 160m contest.
Someone suggested EA7PP uses a remote in the US as his signal was on the
RBN outstanding. More than being an offending remark it's a compliment.
We
