* Dreadful error
MST is - 7 hours from UTC, not -6 hours
Anyway 0500 UTC is the correct time for 10 PM Mountain Standard Time.
Tod, K0TO
On 2/21/15, 4:33 PM, "Tod Olson" wrote:
>I will make an effort to be on starting at 10 PM MST [ I think that should
If you are a serious contest op you should not be reading this get back
in the chair and work some more stations.
I have been asked to operate 160m this evening by several Caribbean
stations. Since they are all multi¹s they may have time to read this.
I will make an effort to be on starting at
I may have worked only 10 S&P last night. When it is a struggle to work
WY,UT,MT and WA from ID you know something is not right.
I did manage one NY, IN, OH, IA, and ND but could not even hear the ID
station that worked the MT station just before me.
I complement the NY station [ note I am not us
Is no one going to suggest that a ³gyrator² should be put into the circuit
instead of an inductor?
There was a W3 who had some of the diodes for replacements. They are
surface mount and small! Obviously, one wants them to have a very low
conduction threshold voltage. I suspect Tom can suggest some
I am sure [or at least I hope] I could sort through the information
available in books and on the web for the answer to this question, but
maybe someone reading this reflector can give me an 'instant' answer
[preferably correct].
I intend to use a powdered iron core toroid as the form for an induc
Is this a current Topband topic? Did I miss something. I thought folks
were talking about antennas and some new and unusual ideas with respect to
them.
Tod, K0TO
>Even today
>we have the impact in our economic survival due to the doxology of
>AlGore on "climate change" or man-made climate change
Herb:
Is this a typo?
>Here in the VI when the power company increased the rates to over $40
>per KWH .
I wonder if you meant $0.40/KWH.
At $40/KWH I would guess you could not afford to run your equipment for an
entire contest!
73, Tod, KØTO
__
I wonder if the difference is the dimmable feature?
Tod, K0TO
On 4/5/12 10:56 AM, "Jim F." wrote:
>Wayne.. Good info...Thanks
>
>Hmmm.. the heatsink base of this 40 watt bulb also gets too hot to touch
>and feels like more than 40 watts also.
>
>
>
>--- On Thu, 4/5/12, Wayne Mills wrote
Barry:
I found your tape fascinating. I am very envious of the low noise level
that was recorded - - beverages must make a difference. :)
Although I heard, from my Idaho QTH, some of the same signals you
recorded, the signal levels were considerably different. KG7H, WA7LT, W6YI
were noticeably l
Here is a chance to see, if not hear, signals on 600 meters.
http://w5jgv.com/Spectrum/index.htm
There are a lot of guys who participated in the experimental effort -
check out
http://www.500kc.com/USA_600_M_Station_ID.htm
- - - probably some of those guys we have worked on TopBand.
Guess th
Try also
http://www.500kc.com/
Tod, K0TO
On 2/21/12 9:39 PM, "Mike Waters" wrote:
>On Tue, Feb 21, 2012 at 7:58 PM, ZR wrote:
>
>> I recently talked to Ken Gordon, W7EKB, who owns 600...@w7ekb.com, the
>> 600M experimental group forum about opening it up to hams
>>
>
>Do you have a link to
Joe, et. al
I am quite certain that there will need to be different sense antennas for
160m and 630m. I would not be surprised if we did not also need bandpass
filters for each of the bands as well.
As I recall there were several circuits in QST using a single analog
Devices unit to measure RF i
I have operated a beacon on 186 kHz - - back in about 1999. I used a
HyTower for the vertical element and then a loading coil to get it to
match. Wait until you see what it takes to build a reasonable Q loading
coil at 630 meters !!!
Start saving 5 gallon plastic pails now and read a bit about how
A trivial point in this discussion, but of some consequence in assessment
of data, the average is almost always NOT the 50% point of a population.
The Median is the midpoint -- that is 50% of the population is above and
50% below the Median.
The Average [or Mean] for a population is very dependent
14 matches
Mail list logo
