I want to thank all that responded (on and off list) to my question about the Honda eu series generators and running CW. The consensus is: they are fine reliable generators; they do have solvable RFI
I had the same setup with my Jupiter and it was an excellent addition even with the jupe's 150 hz filter. The skirts on the 784 are far sharper than the jupe's filters. If you really want to get rid
Hmmm. But what if the DX station in the pile-up doesn't have an Orion? Then I presume he'll come back to the strongest signal calling? What has been gained? Better to invest in more field strength? I
Walt, very interesting... I went through SESS in 1956, MOS was (as near as I can remember) 053 -- High Speed Radio Opr. It was called Camp Gordon then. I can't make out if you were before me or behin
"Induction on one piece of data", as the philosopher said to the art mistress... I'll bet you haven't won the lottery either, but some folks have. With respect, VA7VV
Stan... I would like to purchase the 302j remote encoder/keypad for the Jupiter. I presume the cable is included? I can get a money order in USD in the mail as soon as you tell me it's still availabl
Dave Tipton wrote: Does anyone have any experience using HRD with their Jupiters, and what were your thoughts? Free vs $55 then $45 per year, makes me want to investigate. Newcomer to the list, so so
Hi Tim, et al difference between being able to copy weaker sigs in a noisy city environment and not. If the S meter can be believed, going from 300 hz to 100 hz reduces the noise reading by almost an
I have two antennas fed with ladder line: an 80m cf zepp and a vert. dipole (30 ft each side). Both tune fine on 30m with the matchbox set on the 40m position. If that doesn't work, try the 20m posit
Another trick with the matchbox is to get a piece of Air Dux, make taps every other turn and put it across the balanced line input along with the feedline. Now adjust the number of turns and retune t
Why would you not connect also the shields together on the outside? jerome - va7vv Get 2 pieces of coax, equal in length. Route them through the wall, connect center conductor only, one to each leg o
Set it on 40m and tune 'er up. If it doesn't tune properly, put a tapped inductor across the balanced input and find the right tap. I've had no trouble with my matchbox on 30m using a number of diffe
Lew wrote: Great q multiplier circuit on the HBR site. In fact, the HBR site is absolutely facinating. http://www.qsl.net/k5bcq/HBR/hbr.htm --Original Message-- From: Bwana Bob Date: 12/28/05 20:01:3
I fail to understand what all this rafter shacking about S meter readings is all about. It's all about accuracy and precision -- both at the same time. Now, if you *really* care, you'll calibrate you
I fail to understand what all this rafter shacking about S meter readings is all about. It's all about accuracy and precision -- both at the same time. Now, if you *really* care, you'll calibrate yo
Hi Ron, I've looked at the Timewave (used to be the JPS ANC-4), and a better option, the MFJ unit (has a better combination of phase options.) It's nice in that if the bulk of your noise is coming f
For me, the most useful part of the mfj noise canceling device was being able to use separate receiving and transmitting antennas and being able to continuously vary the gain on the rx side. Of cours