db-dl? db over a dummy load. Dan Dan Evans N9RLA 444 Lynhurst St. Scottsburg, IN 47170 {EM78} 1/2 of the N9RLA /R no budget Rover Team Check out the Rover Resource Page at: http://www.qsl.net/n9rla I
Yep, should work fine. I use a RS 100 watt inverter to power the TV rotor in my Rover setup. I don't remember off-hand, but I think the rotor calls for something like 15 watts... Some of these bugger
Hi All, A friend of mine is in the process of reconditioning an old Cushcraft 2m 10 element cross beam. He borrowed a manual from another ham who owned a CC 148-20T but none of the dimensions seem to
I have an almost identical situation here. The power feed from the pole to the weather head at the house runs diagonal across the back yard of my tiny lot. At my place, the line is only about 10 feet
snip I've speeded up all the friends. You've got my attention:-) I would love to "speed up" the TV rotor that I use in my Rover setup. My rotor typically has a very small load, just a couple of small
Recently on 75 meters while calling the same station, I was reported as 2 s units better than another station. I was using my rain gutters for an antenna, the other station was using a rhombic. Since
Hi All, As a temporary multi-band antenna, to get me through until spring when I can put up a small tower, I'm planning to use a tuner to load up the gutters [and trim] on my house. I live in a two s
Hi All, I want to thank everyone for the advice. Here is where I'm at so far. I "wired" it up this past weekend. And it works, although not as well as I had hoped. It loads up fine on 10-40, but just
QSB is banned in Florida? Sounds like a pretty good place after all:-) Sorry, couldn't resist. 73 Dan Dan Evans N9RLA 2015 S. Jimtown Ln. Scottsburg, IN 47170 {EM78} 1/2 of the N9RLA /R no budget Ro