I was thinking of a stationary bicycle as the Australian outback
farmers were reputed to use in order to call the Flying Doctor.
(That's from an old Home Service program probably called "The
Flying Doctor". I can't seem to receive the Home Service these days,
strange). Using an ordinary bike I suspect transmission would cease
each time a pub was passed.
Hugh
On 20/12/2016 15:27, Graham wrote:
Hugh, Good idea, but you would need to cycle round the
block for half a hour , could cheat, by stopping during the
off times , use a U3 on battery power as the master clock and
the dynamo to power the pa ... be the first 136 data
transmission from a bicycle ... who's the guy in blackpool
that runs bike mobile on hf ?
73-G,
Sent: Tuesday, December 20, 2016 12:41 PM
Subject: Re: LF: 136/op32 PA0OCD IO91vt with 50w +
6m Vert+Tophat 6x 1.2m
Good, now if it was using a battery with a solar panel or a
bicycle generator that would be unbeatable!
Hugh, M0DSZ
On 19/12/2016 21:48, Graham wrote:
PA0OCD IO91vt with 50w + 6m Vert+Tophat
6x 1.2m
Small Ae , low power 50 watts , [5 watts should reach
G3XDV]
73-G,
21:42 136 PA0OCD de M0DSZ
Op32 Deep Search -40 dB in NW Shropshire 1500.4 Hz
21:42 136 PA0OCD de DL-SWL Op32 Deep Search 239
mi -41 dB in 1500,5 Hz with 50w + 6m Vert+Tophat
6x 1.2m
21:38 136 PA0OCD de G3XDV Op32 222 mi -36 dB F:34%
in Welwyn, IO91vt with 50w + 6m Vert+Tophat 6x 1.2m
21:38 136 PA0OCD de PA7EY Op32 7 mi -10 dB F:45% in
Amsterdam 1501,3 Hz with 50w + 6m Vert+Tophat 6x
1.2m
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