Temporary or is a change in the works? Steve WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://members.shaw.ca/ve7sl VE7SL BLOG - "Homebrewing and Operating Adventures From 2200m to Nanowaves": http://ve7sl.b
It will run perfectly stable into the 50 ohm dummy load at 25 watts output. Into the antenna it will do no better than 17 watts, usually less before something goes wrong. This looks suspiciously like
apparently the prop god that messes with us on 6m is also in charge of 630m I left the room for a couple of minutes, went back to find I had decoded two CQ's from PA0A... Paul N1BUG WEB - "The VE7SL
-- Congrats on the great night Paul. I wonder if this was the normal 'pre-impact' enhancement often seen on MF? Steve WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://qsl.net/ve7sl/ VE7SL BLOG - "Homebrewing
Does someone know where this could come from? Maybe an article in a radio magazine? Or on a blog? Stefan - once in a while I see my daily hits skyrocket from a particular region which I can usually t
Very little new, its all old HAT G3KEV Not really. Sounds a lot like sour grapes Mal, not a big surprise to most. WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://qsl.net/ve7sl/ VE7SL BLOG - "Homebrewing and
If it's the multiplier I am not qualified to say what having in the same box as all that RF might be, but i would have some concerns. FWIW, my own W1VD doubler for the 630m tx was squirly until mount
Hello Paul, back from the pub talk now, wind the damned thing up, and see what happens! ;) gad! ... sounds like the liquor's talk'n ;-) WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://qsl.net/ve7sl/ VE7SL B
Hello Steve, In hindsight that's how I ended up married, so I should have added "at your own risk" I think ;) LOL Chris...you're probably not alone regarding that scenario! WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Not
1. VA7LF's AWLF data was transferred to VE7TIL. VA7LF there is a special callsign of VE7TIL under LF DXedition (+ VE7SL and VE7MM). also VE7BDQ who was also part of the operations Ste e VE7SL 73 WEB
I use aircore loading and matching Use 2 coils and SW between them for desired band G3KEV Chris...this is what I do as well. A separate ferrite matching xfrmr but exactly the same, for each band, mad
.. is it really wise to just replace the ones that check bad? I'm leaning toward replacing all four whenever one or more is dead. Am I being too paranoid? Paul, FWIW, I've blown a number of the 34NB2
GA Rolf ... I saw via PSK reporter that you were hearing me on JT9 throughout the early evening. I kept checking the ON4KST chat page or the called you blindly several times but I purposely moved dow
Wonderful Rolf and will consider 870Hz your EU-VE7 frequency ! Do you ever check in to the ON4 LF/MF realtime chat? Maybe we could co-ordinate there if so. Let's hope these rare conditions remain aro
(ic7300 tx split 2x (949-950 kHz) Rolf, I faced the same dilema as my amplifier needs 475 X 2 at the input. The W1VD doubler was the solution...low level drive from the transverter into the doubler a
Sounds interesting Rik. From the west coast, we rarely face this problem! On nights like last night, QRM above 1000 can be a problem and it's always good to be able to co-ordinate on one of the LF ch
GA Rolf - it seems that we didn't sync-up on ON4 last night. I was transmitting during my optimum window (0300-0430Z) but it seems that your receiver was not on or uploading any JT9 spots to PSK repo
OK Rolf & TU...meet you on ON4 and will co-ordinate QRGs. Steve Hi Steve, Tnx for trying! We can try again this night if you like I will start cqing about 0230z and if condx are good I will stay up f
Maybe we should start writing a 'techniques' manual for the beginner VLF enthusiast? Yes ! WEB - "The VE7SL Radio Notebook": http://qsl.net/ve7sl/ VE7SL BLOG - "Homebrewing and Operating Adventures F
