<< The sight which overlooks the L.A. Basin, consists of several slopers hung off a 270' tower and a number of beverages which were erected by one of Paul's colleagues who works with him at the site.
<< "In what is called the first decision of its kind, a jury Monday ordered GTE Wireless to pay $1.2 MILLION to a city of Bunker Hill Village couple who claim a 100-foot cellular phone TOWER NEAR the
<< "In what is called the first decision of its kind, a jury Monday ordered GTE Wireless to pay $1.2 MILLION to a city of Bunker Hill Village couple who claim a 100-foot cellular phone TOWER NEAR the
Need to borrow gin pole to dissasemble 10 ft sections of Rohn ? tower. Will pick it up and bring back within abt hour driving distance from Morristown/Parsippany NJ. For future Tesla RC contest stati
Hello TowerTalkians, I am getting closer to get some towers back up in the air and figured that I should check the TowerTalk reflector archives. It took me almost two days to browse through this weal
<< I have put rope in the tubing at the tips. As much nylon rope as I can stuff in. The rope fills about 5/8 of the inner diameter of the tubing, and is pushed back to the 1/2" dia section where pop
<< Element vibration can also be dampened by insertion of a weight into the element tip. >> Forget weights, tapers, wraparound things, theories! The least problematic way of eliminating the vibration
What's the problem? You got FCC regulations limiting us to the power we can run. It is up to us (hams) to get as much as possible into the air (antennas), very simple. Use low loss feedline, use effc
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In a message dated 9/4/03 7:44:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, clewis@knology.net writes: There ARE no error-free processes; there ARE no foolproof procedures. Critical thinking and situational awarenes
In a message dated 9/4/03 7:44:28 PM Eastern Daylight Time, jimlux@earthlink.net writes: My questions about measuring power have a real basis in the context of fairly sophisticated phased array desig
Sorry about my "monolithic" postings, I "upgraded" to AOL 9 and it changed configurations, missing quotes and running it all together. Gotta figure out workaround. Yuri ______________________________
(particularly with respect to nonlinearities and differing distortion products from each amp) is a challenge. It's a challenge today with any amplifier that uses multiple amplifying components, which
while we're on the learning curve, the bottom line's going to be big.<< Glad to see that you have all the "answers" :-) How is that bottom line going to drop? Using SSB vs. AM analogy is way out. We
So? $0.25 worth of tape weather proofs it. So? Good enough for HF and 2m and 70cm. Like 0.000001 difference? Negligible on HF, way good enough. That's for old phenolic insulation. New teflon ones are
Howdy Antenna and other Radio Afficionados! Here it is again, if you missed it last year, here is your chance to have radio and polka fun at Montville, NJ Oktoberfest! There will be special Ham table
In a message dated 10/15/03 10:54:17 AM Eastern Daylight Time, w4pa@yahoo.com writes: I need rotator quick disconnects, and I need them right now for a tower project this weekend. Radio Works, where
me nervous. Just think how much more could go wrong. Barry W2UP<< I don't own SteppIR, but I know stepping motors and mesuring tape. Stepping motors are very reliable, no brushes, sealed construction
To follow up on a previous post about 4 el vs. a stack of 3's. I change my answer to: a stack of 4 el steppirs with 40-6 coverage. Now THAT is something I would be willing to move outside town for :-
Amen and Ditto! For those interested and willing to immerse in the "war" about the Current Distribution in Antenna Loading Coils, significance on the efficiency of antennas, problems with understandi