That's not _old_. I have just been to my mother's 100th birthday party ...you are no older than broadcasting and .even kids like me go on top-band.. Dick, The present allocation in the U.K. is !.810
Or rather, said to have been heard ;-) Watched an excellent program on BBC2 TV tonight. A dramatic reconstruction of the first radio signals across the Atlantic by Marconi and his team. Technical det
Find large lumps of core material and insert in the chokes?? Bryan And what about tuning the MW-choke with parallel-C to 136KHz? Walter Yes, this is idea. But there are lights and they can't be switc
Aren't we being a bit imprecise here? LF sigs are used by submarines submerged because the sea is transparent at lower frequencies. If that is so then there is no (less) reflection at the surface the
Good looking radio ham would like to meet NZ girl with Gully. Aim friendship and possibly marriage. Please reply sending photograph of the Gully. Dave, Thanks for the info. Where did Bruce order the
Are there any CW beacons to listen for [ as opposed to looking for at qrss] Bryan Two TA signals seen here overnight, CT1DRP and G3LDO. Brian's signal was blurred, at first I though by noise. But whe
The DDDR is simply a quarter-wave grounded vertical with its major part bent over into a horizontal loop. The fact that it is looped back on itself is intended to have some self-cancelling effect on
Then the simulation must surely be wrong.! I spent a long time reading a 160/80 m antenna book by ON4 ?? before realising that the performance of various antenna configurations confidently reported a
If two 20m wires are better than one 40m one for the same total lenght of wire , Does this mean that four horizontal legs of 10 m would be even better ? and so eight of 5m or sixteen of only 2.5m bet
Is God a secret ham ? Where did you hide your big hammer Dave ?? Alan G3NYK -- Original Message -- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 20 February 2004 23:58 Subject: LF: G
What is the LOWDOWN? Bryan -- Original Message -- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: 17 February 2004 20:36 Subject: LF: Re: Timing GPS Andy, butors on this side of the
I've always said...No good can come of annoying the Martians with all these probes.... Hi all, I had a very strong (almost saturation for my AGC-off system) stable carrier on 137.00kHz this afternoon
Electro-magnetic radiating and detection is all good fun and it's called Physics. Applying this Physics to communicating the exchange of technical info. is all good fun and it's called amateur radio
New planet just been disturbed...?could be a complaint..;-) Hi Uwe, I got that one as well. In fact, I think there were two "squeeks" .....very strong ...they were caught on the end of the capture sc
Please post any straight CW skeds in advance on this list so we can all monitor/ maybe call in. Bryan -- Original Message -- From: James Moritz <[email protected]> To: <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.
I have to go abroad shortly so cannot help but would it be an idea to agree a day and time of the week when all would try to get on using plain CW. Hi Jim, What mode are you thinking of using. Dear G
I heard G3olb from here (near Brighton).about s3 but find I am not beating against any bfo but rather reading the note produced by his mixing with the large data carrying carrier. Hence the note is u
Curiosity has finally overwhelmed my reluctance to appear stupid in public.! I assumed M plus a digit such as M6 was a UK call sign? Plainly it is in Russia. Must be in my dotage...nothing's been rig
Aha! Thank you. It is not a matter of changing fonts but of my getting some new spectacles.!! but then again if rn6bn was to use upper case...RN6BN would not look like M6BN Bryan g3gvb (lol) -- Origi
