Ken I would suggest that those interested in the new MF band start brushing up on their CW. I have a couple of nice ex USAF mf RECEIVERS for this beacon band. g3kev -- Original Message -- From: ken.h
Dear all LFs With the WRC-12 new LF band allocation is it possible that any dormant NDBs there will be resurrected to justify their slot in the band? 73s Ken M0KHW
About 3 miles even better I have a row of high vis solar lights in the garden. On a more serious note I can see many problems on this new to me it looks as it was done in a last minute rush to get so
Ken, I would respectfully suggest that 17wpm is not slow! Colin - G8FRA/M5FRA www.m5fra.org.uk -- Original Message -- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: 27/02/20
Just you watch out Ken ... first key down on the new band, check out of your living room window for an Easy Jet in frontal silhouette, wheels down and locked with flaps set to 15 degrees trying to to
Ken 17wpm is respectable but needs improving. Aim for 25 Some others that I have been listening to on both LF es MF for years have not improved and they are still struggling at the novice speed of le
Hi Mal. I must really try to get my speed up to 20wpm at present it is about 17wpm. I actually do prefer CW but am limited by my slow speed. 73 Ken. M0KHW Sent from my BlackBerry® wireless device Fro
Ken, Unless there is a strong operational requirement, I suspect it will depend on the running costs. 73 John F5VLF On 27 Feb 2012, at 11:06CET, Ken wrote: Dear all LFs With the WRC-12 new LF band al
