In a message dated 97-10-01 09:30:37 EDT, javier@kjsl.com writes:
> Or perhaps the artist that drew the cartoon doesn't know
> squat about morse code, and just came up with something that looks
> "neat".
This is like much of what is supposed to be Morse code on records. It's
usually just gibberish.
73, Steve K7LXC
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>From Glenn Swanson <gswanson@arrl.org> Wed Oct 1 16:15:59 1997
From: Glenn Swanson <gswanson@arrl.org> (Glenn Swanson)
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Beverage Info
Message-ID: <3432692F.4A9F@arrl.org>
Greetings,
Just a quick note to those who may be interested in Beverage antennas.
I've managed to learn a little bit (still learning) about these, and
have kept a kind of open dialog as I went by writing what has been
learned so far. This take the form of two articles as published in the
YCCC newsletter ("Scuttlebutt"). The newsletters are archived on the
Yankee Clipper Contest Club's web page at:
http://www.yccc.org/Butt/Scuttlebutt.html
The newsletter are in Adobe Acrobat (."pdf") format,
although one of the articles ("Beverage Notes") is in HTML.
Both articles also appear on my web page at:
http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/1138/index.html
(See the "Beverage Info" subpage and look for the two
articles titled, "Beverage Notes," and "More Beverage Notes.")
You'll also find links to information on Beverages as written
by Frank, W3LPL, along with interviews with Dr. Harold Beverage.
Enjoy the articles or just consider this a shameless plug :-)...
Sincere 73,
Glenn, KB1GW
Avon, Connecticut
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