What is the desired coverage area for the antenna? I would expect it to
be very small, local area coverage of 50 miles or so. What is the take
off angle etc.
W0MU Mike
On 4/19/2024 1:41 PM, Dave Cuthbert wrote:
The HEBA appears to be the same animal as the CFA (Crossed Field Antenna)
After being DX many times, mistakes happen. About 1/2 took place prior
to online logs. For my operations this has been a very tiny issue. My
choice before online logs was that I would wait for a period of time to
see if the station in the log actually requested a QSL. I might have
even
Meaning,
We do the best we can and there is no and there will never be a perfect
solution. All we can do is attempt to eliminate as many variables as
possible. My circle array works better than all of the other things I
have tried. It is near fencing, close to a power line etc. I don't
I didn't realize that 160 and all its challenges to get on this band
with a decent xmit and receive antennas was the birthplace of new
contesters.
On 12/4/11 8:39 AM, Herb Schoenbohm wrote:
On 12/4/2011 11:09 AM, Eddy Swynar wrote:
Rather than decry the format of the event, why not celebrate
I was reading ON4UN's Low Band DXing Book and ran across a comment he
made about beverages not working near the ocean and the Heard Is folks
could never get one working. I know we used one from V47 and it worked
great. It was located probably no more than 300 ft from the water.
This is the
You might look at the K9AY receiving loops from Array Solutions or the 4
sq receive antennas from Dx Engineering. I have used the DXE 4 sq rcv
antennas and they work very well.
Mike W0MU
On 2/21/2011 3:56 PM, W0UCE wrote:
I would appreciate hearing from folks using Pennants, Flags or EWEs
