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Subject: | Re: LF: 80m QRSS QRPppp QRT |
From: | "Johan Bodin" <sm6lkm.jbeab@swipnet.se> |
Date: | Mon, 26 Nov 2001 20:23:04 +0100 |
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Walter, Interesting! Is that RADIATED power or DC input? It is output power. The beacon TX feeds 1mW into the coax. The output voltage from the signal generator is 1Vp-p and there is a -4dB attenuator between the generator and the antenna feedline. The antenna is a dipole at about 8m height with approx. 20m RG58 feedline. The antenna appears to be well matched at this frequency, close to 50+j0 ohms at the TX end of the coax. The actual radiated power is less than 1mW due to the well known "garden loss" (although I doubt that this beacon will heat the soil enough to make the carrots grow faster and bigger :-) My 0.5 mW (radiated) on 136 kHz has only made 300 kms so far. (1W RF into antenna coil) The atmospheric noise level is MUCH worse on 136kHz. 73 Johan SM6LKM |
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