In the days of round aircraft engines and wire HF/MF antennas, you could depend on a 2-3" arc from either wire against A/C ground while flying through heavy weather... Expensive VanDegraf generator..
You can use a simple vertical LOOP made from one piece of HEAVY, well insulated wire and one vacuum variable capacitor... Advantages: No need of many wires dug into the ground to lose power No hoisti
Turn up the wick, you are making faint lines... Dear LF Group, Have just had a 500kHz QSO with GB4FPR, who is peaking at about 569, but fading to nothing in the QSB, which is troublesome as usual at
Not to mention the 3 mile Beverage antenna starting at the beach from 052 deg. true and coming right by the house... Guess I got lucky on that one... Also not putting half of my power into the ground
RR Will be able to set RX on 503.700 starting 0100Z until day break... Tonight looks like lower noise... TNX Dave @ WD2XSH/17 -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] Andy Talbot To: rs
HI Mel, What time? We stand a chance of having a fairly quiet night... It must be sundown there so you probably already started, yes?? Will set the ARGO now... Four more hours to lights out here... D
Hello LF from the Colonies, Is any chance of EU sigs on 137 tonight? Noise level has been up to -98dbm, not promising. Can see DCF39 after sun down about +15 over noise, don't know what that equates
wassup ?? -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] mal hamilton To: [email protected] rsgb Sent: Thursday, April 02, 2009 1:34 PM Subject: LF: TA tonite Is there anyone in QSO mo
Sent: Tuesday, April 14, 2009 5:02 PM Subject: New Beacon It's time to shift over to summer ops here @ XSH/17 DDS and jacked up stereo amp are putting 5 clean CW beacon watts into 430' loop on 505.75
What times, Marco?? TNX from Dave /17 Dear LF-Group, I running again a WSPR beacon with dial frequency 136.270KHz. This evening with 2-3times more power. Hope someone can decode - any report very wel
RR Rik, Will leave RX on 503.7 and beacon pgm. @ standard -240 seconds See you on the blue trace.... TNX from Dave @ WD2XSH/17 Dear all, I just started a QRSS10 beacon on 503.7kHz (right now 503.705
I cannot understand why a ham would use a Marconi loaded vertical or a dipole... Too much work... Yes, the LOOP is always more quiet than a wire terminated in space that picks up electrostatics in th
Mel, Any net call ups on 502 - 7033 broadcast mode?? Picture us here in the new world on a ship and can only get back on 7mc. hf... Give us a break, will ya... -- Original Message -- From: g3kevmal@t
Ahhh, yep, more advantages than an antenna add could sell... Location = Everything... Salt water, go with the Marconi... Crummy soil ( everywhere ) and lots of vegetation ?? = Go Magnetic... Not quit