Our 140 ft Pirod tower took 30 cu. yards of 4000 psi concrete and about 23 cu. yards for the 100 ft tower. Four full concrete trucks but some of it was also used to pour two patio type entrances for
A while back, Frank, W3LPL attached a link to a paper written on behalf of either NBS or DoD. As I recall, the discussion focused on the non-applicability of ground wave propagation above the BC ban
Just found it: "Siting Criteria for HF Communication Centers." Published in 1962 by NBS. Paul, W9AC A while back, Frank, W3LPL attached a link to a paper written on behalf of either NBS or DoD. As I
I'm hopeful someone will fill Kurt's void. I have 6-8 small prop pitch rotators awaiting rebuilds. Paul, W9AC _______________________________________________ ________________________________________
Getting way off topic, but I'll add this: It's not difficult to establish a remotely controlled FT8 station with a smartphone as a control point. According to the FCC, a critical part of a establishi