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Hello Joe,

Am 09.01.2014 15:57, schrieb Joe:
>
> This 15 min TX periods are real "Linear Amp Killers", I do not need 
> any heating at the moment.
>
Hmm, ever thought about another PA type? Are you using a audio PA?

> Stefan, I will try to join in, but the weather forecast looks not 
> good. Again rain and we have already storm with 80km/h gusts.
>
Well, the forces to the antenna are probably the same, if you are 
transmitting or not. And what about the rain? What happens if you 
transmit during the rain? Is it the isolator holding the wire which gets 
a problem when beeing wet or is it the loading coil? Or just the detuning?

73, Stefan


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Hello Joe, <br>
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Am 09.01.2014 15:57, schrieb Joe:
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Hmm, ever thought about another PA type? Are you using a audio PA?<br>
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I will try to join in, but the weather forecast looks not good. Again
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Well, the forces to the antenna are probably the same, if you are
transmitting or not. And what about the rain? What happens if you
transmit during the rain? Is it the isolator holding the wire which
gets a problem when beeing wet or is it the loading coil? Or just the
detuning?<br>
<br>
73, Stefan
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