Joe,
Sorry to read about that , I had a near miss , cleaved a well
established Buddleia in half , now have two growing, may of also cracked
a cast iron down pipe , which was mysteriously split half way up, the
old salt glazed stone work was shattered into 6 inch lumps ..
The strike appeared to of left the mast half way down , at the sleeve
joint , guess a little parasitic inductance , saved the day [night]
That frame landed ! with a good s/n .. but only 1 other at
RX -39.3dB , not that far away in terms of total range ,,,
23:30 136 VO1NA de F6CNI Op32 -35 dB F:6% in JN19QB
73G,
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From: <jcraig@mun.ca>
Sent: Monday, August 15, 2016 12:13 AM
To: <rsgb_lf_group@blacksheep.org>
Subject: Re: LF: last 23 Hr 136 op32
Thank-you Graham and Dominico.
I was suprised to get the reports because there was a mismatch.
The Decca was on one module only to see what happens.
Just started an OP32 frame 2300 utc with 500 watts 3.5 amps and without
a mismatch.
Friday night's lightning may have modified the tuning coil --
it took a while to clean the soot and ashes! It has been rebuilt
and seems to be working well. It has taps for the RL and another
for the tower as a back-up when the RL is out of service.
73 to all
Joe VO1NA
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