Dont be such a Downer!! Geez congratulate the guy for this remarkable achievement! Next thing someone will comment that the program does not have real life conditions like qsb, qrm etc. -- John: Did
At 07:46 AM 12/23/06, Barry Gross wrote: Please indulge me - I want to understand the point. How does one create the QRM that keeps weaker stations from being heard, other than having a strong signal
Ralph: I know this is late, but I'm up the road in Massillon, and if the C-21 doesn't go to the first fella that answered, let me know. Tnx, Perry w8au
At 01:20 PM 8/2/06, Russell Smith wrote: About once a year I have been going off on mission trips. I'm kinda looking around the used market for a good, small radio. I see Scouts for sale quite a bit,
J e e p o|||||||o Good show, Mike: BUT your Jeep symbol needs less vertical grill slots to look authentic! I'd cut it down to four. (not seven) :-) w8au
At 02:19 PM 8/4/06, Rob Atkinson, K5UJ wrote: When was the last time Ten Tec had a sale? not one of those one day only hamfest sales but a real sale for an extended period on new merchandise for anyo
"You are a cw op....it is fine on ssb but really shines on cw" Just this comment from me, over the years I have worked dozens of them mostly in round table ragchews with friends. Corsair's drift an o
Aw, C'mon Larry: Anyone familiar with WU telegrams, Military messages, AP and UPI teletype news, etc knows that they were all done in CAPS. Saved using the "shift" key, and lower case was not necessa
Aw, C'mon Larry: Anyone familiar with WU telegrams, Military messages, AP and UPI teletype news, etc knows that they were all done in CAPS. Saved using the "shift" key, and lower case was not necessa
message content. This was done because they were working with primitive technology, not because of any inherent virtue in all-caps messaging. Militarily speaking, all branches had standard typewriter
Jerry: You forgot to add a "smiley face" to that question. :-) Wonder if our "seasoned editors" would recognize ...-. __ in LL Morse? (OK, in International it's ...-- --) w8au
The Japanese companies survived and even prospered because Japan had a no-code HF license. with 1.5 million polite, active hams, with large disposable incomes this has kept the Japanese companies afl
At 50% final amp efficiency (linear mode) plus an amp to run the ancillary circuits (counter, etc) you would be at 16 amps minimum. MeThinks the ammeter shunt needs attention. :-) Perry w8au
At 12:14 PM 5/23/06, Randy Russe3ll wrote: how does the rcvr do in the CW mode? Is it as good as a middle of the road rcvr like the K1 for instance? How does it's rcvr compare to say, a IC 703, 847 m
At 09:28 PM 5/24/06, Duane A Calvin wrote: For those of you who work mobile CW, I'm curious what you use for a paddle? I have the Begali Traveller Lite, and find that while the magnetic tensioning is
At 12:31 PM 5/25/06, Jliving39@aol.com wrote: Wish I felt confident enough to do CW on the fly, but just a wimp I guess. Any hints you can provide about how to evolve to working cw and driving at the
And probably no one can do it safely, unless you pull off to the side of the road. As much fun as mobile CW might be, I'm not sure I want to be driving in the immediate vicinity of anyone actually en
That's okay if you stick to one band. I'd like to know how many band changes these things can go through before the mechanisms wear out. Undetermined.... I've been popping them in and out for 13 year