I've just got back from the Leicester Rally/Exhibition at Donington Park. One dealer had the following W &G test gear on his stall. SPM12 200Hz - 12MHz? PS12 SPM19 200Hz - 26MHz PSS19 PS19 SPM31 200
Hi all, I now have a set of manuals for the above units (Originals from Cooke Int.) and I would not have believed the tracking of the PS-12 was as simple as connecting a patch between the two marked
Hi, Group. continue Also it is posible computer will be carried today. So it is good oportunity for 2-way QSO! Unfortunely next weekend (28 Sept) Vlad seems will can not operate... 73 de RA9MB/Alex
and so far heard nil from across the water. Please let me available. standard on 5 mhz. Although the NoV does not really say anything about who we can work (other than explicitly including military
There seems to be a number of LF operators using the new 5 mhz band. Is there anyone in the USA reading this message that can transmit on one of the 5 mhz freqs. I have listened a couple of times and
I have been in GI/Tyrone (IO64PO) this past 3 weeks and although the band conditions were excellent there was very little acty. I did work a few G stations and heard others and ON6ND was strong but h
Ckd 73 khz this evening and hear/see nothing amongst the QRN clutter. Other commercial stns around the area very loud many DBs, it could be back to the old BK amps, signals from the newer Decca Jeeps
Yet again the wind has taken my LF aerial down. It's always the same way with polypropolene rope just not strong enough, either loosing its strength though UV exposure or in last night's case sheer
Is there anyone here on LF that might have deserted VHF/UHF and have a spare 2.4 Ghz RX converter or transverter surplus to their needs. Tnx de Mal/G3KEV
IK5ZPV 136/qrs cq and with no response at this time, good signal 000/559. Still nil hrd on 73 khz at my listening times, there used to be some big sigs audible some time back a year or so ago. Not en
HI All I have not been QAP at 0800A on 73 khz but have been watching on and off all day and have not seen any signals. I have seen plenty of acty in the past but not today. Something better than the
Hi all, Does anyone know if the RA is still issuing NOV's to use the 73kHz band ? I realise that it ceases to be available after June next year, but there are still a few months yet ... The reason I
A lot of QRSS3 activity this morning. I had QSOs with DF8ZR and DF6NM. F6BWO was working several stations. At 1000 a very weak station replied to my CQ call. He was on about 137.725kHz. He called F6
Quite a lot of acty on 136 khz this weekend. Some on normal cw and some qrs. Acty observed G, OZ, SM, F, IK DL intermittent listening. All sigs audible as well as OOO Could do with some 73 khz acty t
to you "hi-stab" you're My ancient IC-706 Mk1 works absolutely fine receiving 120s QRSS after a few minutes warm up. On the Mk1, the fan is on permanently - perhaps this is the fix! I can confirm thi
I use my IC706 as signal source for the 180 KHz transmitter, dividing by 100 from the 18 Mhz band - and it works like a charm {our ZL band is 165-190 kHz}. At some stage I believe that our allocatio
Reading Dave's recent message it looks like 136 khz is not yet available in the USA. I was hoping for some 136 qso's this winter across the deep blue. In the meantime I will work xband like last year
Mal, I used to have a similar problem running my ARGO computer with its old hard drive. Eventually the drive totally failed and I replaced it with a newer one off another computer and the problem no
Hello All The argo crash info on my screen says: Fatal error 0E at 0028 : C02987A8 in VXD VWIN32(05) + 000012D0 The screen goes blue with the above info. The crashes are irregular maybe after anythin
