Ahhh, the French military, well according to the jokes about their modern military experiences they may not know that they are on 30M. ;-) -- Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E FS/Swap/Wanted: http://kd4e.com/s
Anyone check the sound system in the US House of Representatives? Everything else coming out of that place is just noise these days ... -- Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E FS/Swap/Wanted: http://kd4e.com/swap
This was just posted to QTH - are these among those you'd recommend and if so is the price reasonable? -- 1.53" OD, 0.77" ID and 0.5" thick cores that have a mu of 2700, 4700mH per 1k turns. Lots of
You really should forward that threat to the ARRL so that they may speak to the FCC about it. UVerse is responsible for keeping their systems clean in and out - we are not responsible for them produc
Here in Hudson in West Central Florida, there are spots where the RFI from the poorly installed cable-tv lines is so loud that you can hear it completely desense the front-end of the AM-BC tuner in y
We drove a Chevy HHR briefly as a loaner - tell me, where in that rolling breadbox do you put a rig? ;-) I heard today of a study wherein which the smaller the government-imposed CAFE standards cause
Do you have any idea as to the loss injected by that device across the full spectrum? (I am guessing 6M may be the most noticeable). Just wondering ... I copied this to a couple of other lists where
We are out in the woods and I need a mast-mount pre-amp for TV signals. This one is only $26. but I worry that it is junk which will fail early and may distort signals and fail to exclude Ham signals
Actually, a digital signal is either real good or it is real gone. Here in the fringe area we need help to get the signal strength we need for a consistent signal lock. If I could find a mast-mount p
You have all given me some very good things to consider - sure appreciate the input! I will get together with my local Ham friend who is much better at these things than am I and see what we can whip
We are north of Tampa and all of the signals come generally from that direction. Arm-strong rotation of the beam requires only a tiny movement to bring one group of stations in strong and lose sever
Are some meter-movements safer around EMP, static, & magnetic fields? -- Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E FS/Swap/Wanted: http://kd4e.com/swapn.html Free OS : http://www.PuppyLinux.com Personal: http://kd4e.c
Someone posted this to another list and it is something I have not noticed nor have considered re. RFI and grid surge protection. Is he correct? -- How secure is the #6 solid copper wire that runs do
I am going to be using a somewhat modified Messenger M4V solid state amp for 160-10M. I will be adding a bandswitched filter, a SWR protection circuit, some bias mods, and will make various other twe
Excellent info, thanks! Oh, can you share the brand and model, please? Perhaps they vary model to model. -- Thanks! & 73, doc, KD4E FS/Swap/Wanted: http://kd4e.com/swapn.html Free OS : http://www.Pup
Ignoring the hype and the prices - can someone address the difference in technology between a big Farad cap and a Hybrid? http://www.hifisoundconnection.com/Shop/Control/fp/tcat/28044/SFV/30046 Somet
Again, *ignore* the hype and look at the technology. The technology works because I own the tiny Gamma PS that uses it: http://www.gammaresearch.net/hps-1a.html Here is a paper from the early days of
Probably so ... but they weigh 90lbs each! I am thinking that I can get away with one instead of two if I add one of these hybrids in-line. The app. is SSB - intermittent - so most of the peak demand
I don't care about the eye candy, just the functional value of a smaller and lighter and less-costly device to deal with the load-spikes from SSB modulated HF signal through a solid state amp. -- Tha
I just used "big Farad cap" as a nickname because I figured everyone would know to what I was referring. I need to manage the load-spikes from a SSB modulated HF signal through a solid state RF amp.