Maybe its just me, but it seems that the same guys who beat me when I was running one radio and paper logs are still beating me now that I have a computer/SO2R setup. Mike, W4EF............... ...wor
Maybe its just me, but it seems that the same guys who beat me when I was running one radio and paper logs are still beating me now that I have a computer/SO2R setup. Mike, W4EF............... -- CQ-
The antenna ordinance in Brevard County Florida was written such that it only effected properties that were less than one acre in size. Perhaps the proposed SB could be rewritten such that large parc
Hi Ford, If the "splatter" in question is generated in the offending stations transmitter, then the only thing you can do is turn your antenna away from him since the interference actually falls onto
Neal, Get one of those MFJ noise cancellors for each station and then sample off a little bit of the transmit signal from the adjacent mode station (e.g. sample off a little of the 40 CW transmit sig
Peter, If you have QST, I think there have been some articles on homebrewing TX capable bandpass filters. One article was written quite some time ago by Lew Gordon, K4VX. Recently I Ed Wetherhold, W3
Peter, If you have QST, I think there have been some articles on homebrewing TX capable bandpass filters. One article was written quite some time ago by Lew Gordon, K4VX. Recently I Ed Wetherhold, W3
FYI, If you can't find them on the surplus market as Tom suggests, McMaster Carr has a good selection of various foot switches (including small pressure sensitive mats) for industrial applications. C
This brings up a question that I have had for some time. Since I am a "W4" in California does my prefix (for WPX purposes) automatically become "W6" (i.e. I must sign W4EF/6) or can I pick an exotic
Jim, I am glad you brought this subject up. I have been meaning to fire off an email to ARRL about this. I was my understanding that due to last years pre-SS outcry, this new provision of the ARRL ge
Jim, I am glad you brought this subject up. I have been meaning to fire off an email to ARRL about this. I was my understanding that due to last years pre-SS outcry, this new provision of the ARRL ge
If you don't tell someone that there signal sounds like cr*p how are they going to know? Best to give the offending party a heads up so they can get things fixed. Mike, W4EF........... -- CQ-Contest
I will be in the central Ohio area thru the weekend of Jan 28, 29, and 30 Y2K and was wondering if there were any stations in the Ohio/Western PA area available for the CQWW 160 CW contest. I would b
Dan, There may be a simple compromise solution to this problem. In cases where the DX station identifies the full call of the caller, the reply would be: "UK9DOG Contest" (Whiskey Zero Oscar Fox) "W-
While right in the middle of finishing my TRlog compatible two radio switch box, it occured to me that it would be nice if the "box" was also compatible with CT. This way I could set up an extra radi
Jim, I agree. The guy on the other end can't tell whether the power came from the MRF458's in my exciter or a backed off 4-1000. One hundered and fifty watts is 150 watts no matter how its generated
Rob, I suspect that the US is eventually in for the same kind of thing. The spectrum of technologies that governments have to regulate keeps growing each year. This growing proliferation of communica
Jim, Apparently electrons are less ethical if they are jiggled by more than one box. My suggestion is that you go buy a large bud box big enough to house your Omni and the Alpha 374. Bolt both boxes
In an SSB rig, if the two signals in question are 1.7 dB apart, the AGC voltage developed will be a combination of the two, with the larger signal responsible for a slightly larger portion of the tot
I am interested in getting some HF bandpass filters for an upcoming contest effort. Wondering if anyone has information comparing the performance of Dunestar versus ICE. Please reply direct, I will s