Dear all. Hubert, F6CWA, informs me that he will be on 136.53 KHz on 30/31 March and 1st April, also 11th - 14th April. He is down near Nyons (JN24MF) so is quite a long way South. Look out for him.
John and all. I this really a problem? Just use the delete key! I get tons of spam every day but I think there have only been a couple via the reflector which is not worth worrying about. The inconve
Uwe You got the call right. It is Ron who lives North of Bradford in the North of England. He uses a valve amplifier producing about 200W. He doesn't have the internet but I will pass on your report.
Andy. The clock for the integrated sound chip may be derived from other system clocks. Better to disable the internal audio and mess about with a £10 PCI sound card! If you're getting ambitious there
Bill. This sounds interesting. Are you able to model the "gain" of the loop against a 350ft inverted L fed against a 350ft counterpoise? Same amount of wire but not joined up... I just remember the g
TX loop enthusiasts. The main problem with transmitting loops is the enourmous current and Voltage which is generated when exciting them with decent power. It's all very well to put 1W into a loop bu
Sorry I missed Mike. I did hear him working you, he was about Q4 on Jim's IC735 with a 500Hz filter and a slight noise level. Dave. Who was that masked man? :-) G3XDV was also calling you, but with l
Jim. I must let you into a secret... You have the details all correct but the normal operator's name is Jim. It was me at the key, and my TX. I just wanted to see what could be done on LF with minimu
Rugby may close but that doesn't mean there'll be no VLF from the UK. There's already that place on the Solway Firth and a little further South there's a nice new 1200ft mast with a big umbrella top-
Now if one of these chaps were to take half-a-kilometre of wire, a car battery, an LF coil and a LF TX up a mountain; I'd be very impressed! Dave G3YXM. text! Nothing whatsoever to do with 136, but y
Dear all. Has anyone got any interesting pictures of your new antennas, transmitters, /P operation or similar? Also simple little circuits for LF? I need some for the next LF column in the RadCom to
Chaps. Modern broadcast transmitters can be set to reduce the carrier when there is no mod, to save power, or raise the carrier to preserve a silent background in the face of interference. As for com
Derek and other round-tablers. Sorry to miss the event, it clashes with our family holiday. I hope to be on from Cornwall next week. 73 and good luck with the meeting. Dave G3YXM. Herewith a reminder
Yes, and with the band so crowded at the moment.... I worked F6BWO on Saturday and he mentioned a DL amateur coming on from a tower in Austria. Does anyone know anything about this? Dave G3YXM. Isn't
Stewart. Could you, or whoever looks after the website, post that information on there? I was assured that it would be there by the time the article was published but I can't remember by whom! (there
I have loads of low energy light bulbs all over the house because children ALWAYS leave them on! No problems with reputable makes on 160 or LF. Dave G3YXM. I wonder if anybody is aware of the require
Thanks for the info Mal. It's impossible to remember every claimed QSO! If anyone else thinks they have a claim to a "first" not noted on "the Matrix" http://www.wireless.org.uk/matrix.htm please mai
