What the hell are you doing sending an empty mail with a Happy99 virus attached, please everyone don't execute it, it replaces your winsock and causes trouble. Nick
I am not sure, but it should be picked up on these "secondary" postings using a virus checker that operates all the time in the background. Grateful for any other information that members of the lis
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To briefly answer a few points which were raised: Yes, the poles where the noise peaked are definately telephone poles and NOT power-line poles Just a wild idea. Have any of your neighbours had 'hom
Last year I started hearing approximately one-second ticks with a double tick on the minute If it was not for the double tick on the minute I would have put it down to a classic noise source of elec
Nick / John, I can rule out BT's "DAX" box which uses analogue carrier multiplex as I had one here for a while with no RF problems on any band. It was USELESS for use with a modem though so it's gon
Am I missing something? or am I maybe not sufficiently practiced to take full advantage of the difference? Hi I've been lurking here for a while but am not active on LF (yet). I do make my living ou
Since visual-CW is derived from 'normal' CW we use the same morse code that was optimized for reception by ear. Nice concepts on the FSK. An interesting historical note is that Morse code was origin
Thanks for the clarification, Nick. I found myself thinking that if we exceeded the Curie point of air, we might be facing bigger problems than how to couple power into an antenna. <grin> The proble
Unless the heat takes you above the curie point in which case you will lose most of the inductance suddenly. Following up on myself that does not apply to air cored coils of course. I only read the
PS : maybe if you take into account that copper at 100°C has a higher resistance than copper at 20°C you might gain a few micro-Watts. Unless the heat takes you above the curie point in which case y
I would regret it if we would stop the QRSS transatlantic tests now The majority would disagree with you. Than I must be part of the minority, keep experimenting Nick (back to lurking)
but I would appreciate advice on better waterproofing. Anyone got any good ideas? The standard edict is to waterproof everything as best you can and then leave a hole or two at the bottom to let wha
Has anybody on the list got a "whole house" mains filter installed at their QTH? I work in EMC and this would be a very difficult concept to implement as most commercial filters are designed to filt
Sorry, I should have pointed you to the News pages. Just take the News link from there or, type http://news.bbc.co.uk A link to the actual page will help as it has gone off the index. Nick
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I would be interested on hearing how the diagrams come out on the various browsers - every one I try makes the page look different. Looks OK here in Netscape 3 Nick
