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Eddie,
You forgot the soil Ph.
73, Gary.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2013 3:47
PM
Subject: Re: LF: Overnight on 474KHz
WSPR
Hi G
Decided I would go measure the ant, rather than
quote what it was going to be. (Would I lie to you baby).
10W
RF
Ant. Marconi inv. L. Vertical section 3.5m - Top section single
wire 7m long.
Absorption Factors:-
Metal core clothes line 400mm
from Loading coil, 400mm from vertical wire.
9m steel mast with VHF
antennas 2.5m from feed point.
6m ally mast with 4m antenna & TV ant.
2.2m from feed point
House and wiring 2.5m from feed point
40m Doublet
and feeder 2.2m from feed point
8x6 aluminium greenhouse under Top Wire
far end
Top Wire crosses 40m Doublet wire 200mm from its end 100mm vertical
clearance.
Top Wire ends 100mm from 6.3m steel mast
6.3 steel mast
emerges from top of plum tree 5m tall.
Holly tree 5.5m tall 5m from end of
Top Wire
Active antennas horizontally 5m from Top Wire
7/8 28MHz
vertical 7m horizontal from Top Wire
Surrounded by Houses with overhead
mains electricity feeds on 3 sides.
Can I sat it was shoe horned
in.
If you can work out a loss figure I would appreciate it.
73
Ed
On 16/03/2013 11:18, Graham wrote:
What is the feed power //Ae
lay out Ed ?
G..
Sent: Saturday, March 16, 2013 11:45 AM
Subject: Re: LF: Overnight on 474KHz WSPR
On closer examination, the night before produced an extra
20Km.
2013-03-15 03:52 G3ZJO
0.475638 -27
0 IO92ng
+7 0.005
OH6JKN KP22xk
1944 1208
My
garden fence gets further away, don't ever be foolish enough to decry small
antennas and QRP operation. Don't decry give it a try.
73 Eddie
G3ZJO
On 16/03/2013 09:57, g3zjo wrote:
LF /
MF
After complaining about the poor conditions last night, the
overnight results were better.
I had several reports form PA1GSJ
who has not previously decoded me. Also a new best for me, getting near to
that 2000Km mark.
2013-03-16 01:22
G3ZJO 0.475629 -27
0 IO92ng
+7 0.005
OH5YW KP30ju
1924 1196
73
Eddie G3ZJO
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