Why not use the signal from one of the LF time clocks, and correct by offsetting the distance. Since this is being used for LF transmission, the communications system must be propagation phase change
I would agree that a qso on slow morse could take a few hours during a session and that would be acceptable but to call back next day with a reply is stupid and not credible. I can think of a number
just This may be fine for technical specs etc but most of us would far rather send 599 in a qso than 'your are 1.34dBuV'. The s meter scale is an admirable shorthand and should be maintained. 73s Da
The RC411 did. 73 de John Rabson G3PAI Actually in these modern microprocessor days it does not mean equalising the gain, it means adding an S meter correction table to the software, and running the
Peter Since most people have the capability for unzipping, it is perhaps better to use the .zip format rather than the .exe format. You always know what you are getting with a .zip and have complete
Alan is right,when I was at Hanslope I saw the 807 distribution amps and also some using EF80s the red metal case valve . Those Rhombic ants were enormous so I guess the signals were pretty large. 7
The design of the elements is interesting though. I wonder if the curved elements - which you notice do not touch the mast - are a synthetic (light weight - low windage) sphere with similar capacitan
Please note that many of the MPs have email addrersses. The list of MPs can be found at: http://www.parliament.uk/commons/lib/almsad.htm Regards Stewart G3YSX
I wonder if the European Human Rights Legislation applies and takes prescient? This change in the noise floor takes away our right and pre-existing ability to communicate with other human beings via
It's very late, but I wonder if we could meet at the RSGB VHF convention this weekend? There are meeting rooms available, and as far as I can see they are not all used all of the time. Stewart G3YSX
Could you put them on a web site somewhere? 73 Stewart Dear LF group, Rather good reception of GBR during an extended lunch break here, in spite of high QRN. Rugby is only about 100 miles away, so it
I agree. Please, don't. But, as a Group, we could probably do more to publicise - and support - the existing activity periods on Saturday and Sunday mornings. Regards to all, Steve GW4ALG Why not? Th
Thinking some more about this over lunch, I had clearly forgotten that in reducing the frequency by a factor of 10 you also reduce the phase shift by 10. You therefore have to multiply the phase shif
I was thinking some more about Jame's talk on Wolf yesterday, and I have a few basic questions. Wolf consists of a data encoding system layered over an error recover system, layered over a bit synchr
Balloons need to be at least 1m in diameter and made of mylar to be of any use for supporting antennas. Not necessarily so. A friend of mine has had success with 4' latex balloons inflated to about 1
With apologies to UK readers, I am using this forum to survey non-UK amateurs about the term "on a shoestring" which the RSGB may be using in the title of a future project. This sounds worrying. I h
So wondering what they meant I asked the babelfish: Stewart G3YSX "Voyez le brick géant que j'examine près du wharf." See the giant brig which I examine close to the wharf Falsches Üben von Xylophonm
Off topic I know, but I crave your indulgence :-) Looking at the specifications for the IC8500 Communications receiver, I notice that for the US market the bands 824 - 849 and 867 - 894 are blocked
Having looked at the timetable for the HF convention, I am wondering if there would be any interest in an extra short paper session for LF. There has been some interesting work that has been done on
