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>From km9p at contesting.com (Bill Fisher KM9P) Fri Sep 6 22:26:09 1996
From: km9p at contesting.com (Bill Fisher KM9P) (Bill Fisher KM9P)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 17:26:09 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Sprint CW--start on 40!
Message-ID: <Pine.BSI.3.95.960906171929.940B-100000 at paris.akorn.net>
I TOTALLY AGREE !!!! Please make an effort to start on 40 meters this
contest if you are on the east coast. You'll find less competition and
probably faster QSO's. You'll also avoid those fancy footed Oregoneans
who have two radios on the same band.
Let's also make an effort to listen between 14055 - 14065 for back scatter
QSO's. Drop a CQ there.
73
Bill, KM9P
>From floydjr at Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Fri Sep 6 21:44:59 1996
From: floydjr at Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Date: Fri, 06 Sep 1996 17:44:59 -0300
Subject: NAQP SSB 96 Scores FINAL POSTING
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960906204459.1d57e702 at interpath.com>
NAQP 96 SSB
Raw Scores
Compiled by
>> WA4ZXA <<
floydjr at interpath.com
Date posted: 09/06/96
********* FINAL POSTING *********
CALL SCORE QSO'S MULTI
------------------------------------------------------------
SINGLE OPERATOR
N4ZZ 244,404 1116 219
NM5M 194,135 947 205
K0EJ 184,625 875 211
AA8AV 184,080 885 208
KF3P 159,964 812 197
AC10 150,002 838 179
WX0B 145,530 770 189
NA5Q 143,592 772 186
K4JYO 140,000 748 188
AA0SQ 125,388 774 162
KA4RRU 123,714 711 174
N4BP 119,250 750 159
AB5SE 111,931 647 173
AA0OB 110,840 652 170
KE2VB 105,270 605 174
N5FG (WQ5L) 103,887 679 153
WA8YRS 103,572 548 189
KQ4HC 99,968 568 176
W7ZRC 98,552 776 127
WA7BNM 95,776 656 146
KB3AFT 94,114 544 173
K9BG 93,225 565 165
KJ6HO 92,796 703 132
N6HC 92,400 700 132
WB5B 91,676 559 162
WA6KUI 87,584 544 161
KR4UJ 86,289 587 147
N6KI 80,470 619 130
N1PBT 77,770 505 154
K0WA 77,655 501 155
K3II (WB3ESS) 77,520 570 136
KN6DV 76,956 636 121
W5ASP 71,736 488 147
AB6FO 67,298 506 133
KR4DL 62,205 429 145
AA4UF 61,962 449 138
N9ITX/7 60,298 511 118
K7C (KG7TE) 60,000 455 132
KD3GC 57,323 431 133
WQ5G 55,440 420 132
WB0OLA 52,785 391 135
K9WIE 52,326 342 153
N3BDA 49,440 412 120
KD4HA 46,854 342 137
VE7CFD 38,720 440 88
AE4EY 32,336 344 94
WA4ZXA 30,492 363 84
N3ADL (N3UHZ) 28,086 253 111
WA1PRY 27,336 268 102
W1IHN 26,800 268 100
WD0T 25,935 273 95
KS4XG 25,875 225 115
N4VHK 22,736 203 112
AE0M 18,300 245 75
VE6JY 14,430 185 78
AC5AA 14,000 175 80
N1GPY 8,760 120 73
KM9P 4,061 131 31
KB9NMU 1,058 46 23
WN3K 221 17 13
8P6CV 208 16 13
MULIT-OP
NC0P 421,022 1769 238
WB5VZL 331,559 1423 233
W5NN 308,958 1326 233
WA5DWX 166,921 943 177
KC4ZV 140,097 697 201
AC4ZO 54,740 391 140
W5EHM 47,151 403 117
TEAM SCORES
SCCC#1 425,226
Big Blue Team 183,306
OPERATORS IN MULIT-OP
NC0P NC0P,WD0GVY,WA0ETC,WA0FLS,WO0V
W5EHM N1PVB,SQ9DDZ,KA5WSS
AC4ZO AC4ZO,AD4ZE,KE4DRJ,KE4OQO,KF4EAH,KF4BKM,N4YTO,KT4OC
WB5VZL AA5RB,WB5VZL
W5NN K5GA,N5RP,KB5YVT
WA5DWX WA5DWX,KJ5IP,K5ZTY,KK5LO,KK5LD,K8CSG,KB5ZXO,KB5SGV,
KK5AO,N5KEU,WA5MLT,KC5IKN
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY SCORES TO THE CONTEST REFLECTOR FOR ANY CONTEST!!
SEND THEM TO ME DIRECT OR TO THE 3830 REFLECTOR.
PLEASE NO ATTACHED FILES!!! ALSO NO LOGS AS THESE ARE NOT OFFICIAL
SCORES!!
YOUR OFFICIAL LOGS GO TO WHERE EVER THE SPONSOR OF THE CONTEST SAYS THEY
DO. I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THE CONTEST EXCEPT TO PARTICIPATE AND DO
THESE SCORES FOR EVERYONE ON INTERNET. CHECK YOUR RULES FOR THE CONTEST
FOR THAT INFORMATION.
73's Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr at interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From jreid at aloha.net (Jim Reid) Fri Sep 6 23:10:53 1996
From: jreid at aloha.net (Jim Reid) (Jim Reid)
Date: Fri, 06 Sep 1996 12:10:53 -1000
Subject: What is your Lat-Long?
Message-ID: <1.5.4.32.19960906221053.006661a8 at aloha.net>
Our early Magellian GPS unit differs from the TMS tiger digital
maps at the third decimal place ( dithers by one or two numbers)
for both lat and long readings. This translates to from just about one
to as many as seven or so arcseconds or a few hundred feet
of deliberate Dept. of Def GPS signal dither.
This agrees pretty well with the aircraft GPS unit reported by
K8DO. On Kauai, both FEMA and the US Military emergency
folks converged on us after Hurricane Iniki visited us about
4 years ago. The result was the military people could
not find many people who they had heard about that needed help:
the available maps, mostly for tourist site seeing, did
not show all the roads; and many homes had no street
address! Now we have an island ordinance that says
all homes must have addresses and roads, names!
Hawaiians hadn't bothered with such details, as nearly
everyone gets their mail via PO Boxes. So Kauai
was evidently mapped in detail by the DOD, I suppose form the
air and the maps digitized. Now we are as will located lat/long
on the globe as anyone on the mainland, I would gress.
So, I believe the tiger map is as reliable, or better than
the current dithered GPS signal for spotting one's individual
QTH, certainly out here!
73, Jim, AH6NB
>From woffutt at davinci.netaxis.com (wallace offutt) Sat Sep 7 00:36:51 1996
From: woffutt at davinci.netaxis.com (wallace offutt) (wallace offutt)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 19:36:51 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Sprint CW--start on 40!
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.3.93.960906193334.22562A-100000 at davinci.netaxis.com>
Yes! Starting on 40 Meters makes terrific sense. It's either work each
other then or not at all! CU there.
Hal K8HVT
>From floydjr at Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) Fri Sep 6 23:39:51 1996
From: floydjr at Interpath.com (Jimmy R. Floyd) (Jimmy R. Floyd)
Date: Fri, 06 Sep 1996 19:39:51 -0300
Subject: SARTG RTTY 96 Scores FINAL POSTING
Message-ID: <2.2.16.19960906223951.08af9e5a at interpath.com>
SARTG 96 RTTY
RAW SCORES
Compiled by
>>WA4ZXA<<
floydjr at interpath.com
Date Posted: 09/06/96
****** FINAL POSTING *******
CALL SCORES QSO'S PTS DIST DX
------------------------------------------------------------------------
SINGLE OP/ALL BAND
9H0A 1,589,180 779 8780 181
SM3KOR 1,302,225 659 7275 28 151
YL2KF 1,169,520 624 6645 30 146
DJ5JK 1,111,110 529 6105 39 143
OH2BP 1,066,725 583 6495 26 139
SM5FUG 1,059,520 563 6160 27 145
OH2GI 850,680 501 5560 21 132
PA3ERC 726,440 434 5080 26 117
OH2LU 570,240 411 4455 18 110
SM3BJV 569,420 375 4010 17 125
IK7APK (IK0HBN) 478,020 366 3855 23 101
SM3LBN 289,945 252 2815 103 87
IK0CHU 224,020 240 2435 9 83
SM5EIT 185,500 207
G3YJQ 124,605 164 1755 11 60
E8SFG 83,490 127 1815 13 33
I5EKX 3,570 22 210 0 17
AB5KD 1,039,700 663 7025 148
NO2T 736,440 458 5415 47 89
N1RCT 693,750 482 5550 49 76
KQ4GC 547,995 409 4605 57 62
NF6L 520,840 414 4490 66 50
K4GMH 424,050 347 3855 50 60
WA4VQD 420,750 353 3825 49 61
WA6VZI 355,000 321 3550 53 47
WA0ACI 229,900 292 3025 42 34
N6GG 215,275 250 2725 79
KE1FO 212,000 224 2650 29 51
WA4ZXA 181,335 215 2355 33 44
KE7GH 178,640 314 3190 34 22
NA2M 155,520 202 2160 34 38
KA2CYN 155,420 177 2045 35 41
KD8FS 152,130 217 2305 36 30
KC4HW 137,280 189 2080 34 32
K0RC 111,910 183 1805 38 24
AA9RR 111,825 163 1775 39 24
W6/G0AZT 108,160 159 1690 36 28
K0BX 101,500 159 1750 28 30
KF3P 83,260 152 1810 17 29
K8UNP 76,950 123 1425 21 33
W7RSJ 66,005 152 1535 24 19
VE7QO 65,095 126 1385 25 22
N2CQ 56,240
AC6DR 52,750 111 1055 33 17
W2JGR/0 52,080 107 1085 29 19
NS1Z 46,320 83 965 26 22
KC4ZHQ 46,295 97 985 27 20
K4FPF 19,685 57 635 11 20
KA1IXG 9,430 38 410 14 9
SINGLE OP/SINGLE BAND
40M
PJ8MI 88,440 137 2010 14 13
PA3EWP 47,730 122 1290 6 31
W2UP 108,100 192 2300 15 32
KF3P 83,260 152 1810 17 29
KF4BU 41,700 143 1390 14 16
20M
SM5AAY 84,870 168 1845 14 32
WF1B 280,840 333 4130 16 52
WA4JQS 110,414 190 2165 17 34
N2CQ 48,960
MULTI SINGLE
PI4CC 823,200 489 5600 32 115
AA5AU 775,520 462 5240 73 75
AF4Z 367,630 337 3740 41 56
VE6KRR 311,055 329 3575 46 41
VE3FJB 244,900 262 3100 31 48
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
PLEASE DO NOT SEND ANY SCORES FOR ANY CONTEST TO THE CONTEST REFLECTOR!!
SEND THE RTTY SCORES TO WF1B REFLECTOR OR TO ME DIRECT!!!
Please no attached files or logs!! Also remember these scores are not
official!!!
73's Jim
**********************************************************
* Jimmy R. Floyd (Jim) Thomasville, NC *
* *
* Amateur Call: >> WA4ZXA << *
* Packet Node: >> N4ZC << *
* Internet Address: >> floydjr at interpath.com << *
**********************************************************
>From n2uck at juno.com (Roman S Makuch) Sat Sep 7 05:29:36 1996
From: n2uck at juno.com (Roman S Makuch) (Roman S Makuch)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 20:29:36 PST
Subject: Where to point antennas in storm?
References: <9609061346.AA15433 at hp-and2.an.hp.com>
Message-ID: <19960906.210645.8055.2.n2uck at juno.com>
On Fri, 6 Sep 1996 09:46:57 -0400 fisher at hp-and2.an.hp.com (Tony
Brock-Fisher) writes:
>The answer is there's no simple answer. From the perspective of the
>rotator, you'd want to point the antenna in a direction that results
>in minimum rotating moment. Both the boom and the elements of a yagi
>antenna have wind drag, and therefore both contribute to rotational
>moment. If the boom is asymmetrically mounted (liek a KT-34XA), it can
>
>have substantial moment of it's own. To determine the direction
>that gives you minimum moment, you need to calculate the drag as a
>function
>of angle for each of the elements and the boom, and add u all the
>contributions. Such calculations are done in the W6QHS book I keep
>plugging. Bottom line is it's different for each different antenna.
>
>-Tony, K1KP, fisher at hp-and2.an.hp.com
>
Don't forget that the wind direction changes as the hurricane passes.
How quickly, depends on the distance from the eye.
73 de Roman S. Makuch, N2UCK
>From donovanf at sgate.com (Frank Donovan) Sat Sep 7 02:39:02 1996
From: donovanf at sgate.com (Frank Donovan) (Frank Donovan)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 21:39:02 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: W3LPL Bandpass Filter Design Details
Message-ID: <Pine.OSF.3.95.960906212956.28124A-100000 at jekyll.sgate.com>
AA2UV> Thanks for the info on the ARR preamp. They are relatively cheap,
AA2UV> so I ordered one. You mentioned putting a simple filter in front
AA2UV> of the preamp. I wonder if you could give me details.
AA2UV> Bob AA2UV (at least for now!)
Bob,
I use the well known "LPL Bandpass Filter" in front of my ARR preamps on
160 and 80M. These are the same inexpensive bandpass filters used by
many contesters since the late 70s.
73!
Frank
W3LPL
donovanf at sgate.com
W3LPL RECEIVING BANDPASS FILTERS
Receive only filters optimized for minimal loss and very high rejection of
frequencies below 75% of the filter center frequency.
These filters use very high "Q" high impedance resonators consisting
of powdered iron core inductors and silver mica capacitors. The resonators
are lightly top coupled to each other with minimum value silver mica
capacitors.
C1/C2 and C6/C7 form capacitive voltage dividers to match the input and
output resonators to 50 ohms.
Be sure to use good quality RF connectors (UHF, BNC or N; not phono!)
Do not substitute cheap inductors or capacitors! The components specified
below are not difficult to find, nor are they expensive.
50 ohms --- C1 ------------ C3 ------------ C5 ------------- C7 --- 50 ohms
| | | | | |
| | | | | |
C2 L C4 L C6 L
| | | | | |
|____| |____| |____|
| | |
| | |
Ground Ground Ground
TABLE OF VALUES
INDUCTOR (all three identical)
Band C1 C2 C3 C4 C5 C6 C7 turns wire size powdered iron core
10 36 47 7 75 6 56 27 8 16 T50-10 BLACK
15 51 62 10 110 8 75 36 10 18 T50-10 BLACK
20 75 91 15 150 12 120 51 13 20 T50-10 BLACK
40 150 180 27 300 24 240 100 18 20 T50-6 YELLOW
80 300 360 51 620 47 470 200 23 22 T50-2 RED
160 600 720 100 1240 100 1000 400 28 24 T50-2 RED
Tune filters by squeezing or spreading turns and/or adding or subtracting
turns
Nominal 3 dB bandwidth: 10% of center freq
Nominal midband loss: 1 dB
Attenuation is greater than 40 dB above 125% of center freq
Attenuation is greater than 60 dB below 75% of center freq
>From kn6dv at QNET.COM (Will, KN6DV) Sat Sep 7 03:24:39 1996
From: kn6dv at QNET.COM (Will, KN6DV) (Will, KN6DV)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 02:24:39 -0000
Subject: CW Sprint 2 members needed (SCCC)
Message-ID: <199609070227.TAA07168 at guitar.qnet.com>
Hello, Team 2 of the SCCC is still in need for 2 more members to complete
the team.
Please send me a msg. if I can ad you at team 2.
Thanks 73 Will KN6DV
Vice President SCCC
>From wa2syn at li.net (Jeff Singer) Sat Sep 7 04:26:04 1996
From: wa2syn at li.net (Jeff Singer) (Jeff Singer)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 23:26:04 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Sideguying booms
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.95.960906232303.393A-100000 at linet01>
John:
What material would u use to sideguy the booms on your antennas? I am
considering doing this on a KLM 40M4 (42' boom) and am afraid to use a
metal cross strut for supporting the philystran, due to probable
interaction.
Thanks very much.
73 de Jeff WA2SYN
wa2syn at li.net
>From w0osk at juno.com (Ronald D. Klein) Sat Sep 7 04:27:31 1996
From: w0osk at juno.com (Ronald D. Klein) (Ronald D. Klein)
Date: Fri, 06 Sep 1996 23:27:31 EDT
Subject: Tower reflector?
Message-ID: <19960906.212657.16199.0.w0osk at juno.com>
Towers are used in CONTESTS - right?
Could some kind soul pass along the address to use to subscribe to the
Tower Reflector? Is there a www page on the subject also?
73,
Ron Klein - W0OSK
-------------------------
w0osk at juno.com
(trying out yet another e-mail address)
>From k7ss at wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) Sat Sep 7 05:52:41 1996
From: k7ss at wolfenet.com (Danny Eskenazi) (Danny Eskenazi)
Date: Fri, 6 Sep 1996 21:52:41 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: "Lets all start the contest..."
Message-ID: <199609070452.VAA05238 at wolfe.net>
Hey LETS ALL START THE CONTEST.....
.....on whatever band we feel like
.....with our beams aimed wherever we feel like
.....without any preassigned "backscatter" mini-bands
.....without any prearranged schedules with "rare" sections
..................ON THE SAME PLAYING FIELD WITH EVERYONE ELSE!
73 de Danny K7SS
---------------------------
Danny Eskenazi
k7ss at wolfenet.com
---------------------------
>From jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) Sat Sep 7 06:21:00 1996
From: jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) (Jeffrey Clarke)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 01:21:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: Sprint CW--start on 40!
Message-ID: <Pine.3.07.9609070158.A28309-9100000 at login>
I'll be there too Dave. I'm an OT as far as sprints go and remember
the good old days when a lot of people started on 40 and it was
easy to make 130+ QSO's on 40 (HI). It's so predictable now a days
with everyone starting on 20.
CU Jeff KU8E
******************************************************************
* Jeffrey D. Clarke jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us *
******************************************************************
>From kg5u at hal-pc.org (Dale Martin) Sat Sep 7 06:23:53 1996
From: kg5u at hal-pc.org (Dale Martin) (Dale Martin)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 00:23:53 -0500
Subject: FW: ARLB059 Comm emergency termination
Message-ID: <01BB9C55.20DF9F20 at pm6-84.hal-pc.org>
----------
From: w1aw at arrl.org[SMTP:w1aw at arrl.org]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 1996 16:34 PM
To: QST
Subject: ARLB059 Comm emergency termination
SB QST @ ARL $ARLB059
ARLB059 Comm emergency termination
ZCZC AG39
QST de W1AW
ARRL Bulletin 59 ARLB059
>From ARRL Headquarters
Newington CT September 6, 1996
To all radio amateurs
SB QST ARL ARLB059
ARLB059 Comm emergency termination
The FCC announced today that the Volunteer Communication Emergency
declaration for South Carolina was terminated as of September 6 at
1200 noon Eastern Time.
NNNN
/EX
>From jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) Sat Sep 7 06:42:08 1996
From: jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) (Jeffrey Clarke)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 01:42:08 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: "Lets all start the contest..."
Message-ID: <Pine.3.07.9609070103.A28309-b100000 at login>
On Fri, 6 Sep 1996, Danny Eskenazi wrote:
> Hey LETS ALL START THE CONTEST.....
>
> .....on whatever band we feel like
>
> .....with our beams aimed wherever we feel like
>
> .....without any preassigned "backscatter" mini-bands
>
> .....without any prearranged schedules with "rare" sections
>
> ..................ON THE SAME PLAYING FIELD WITH EVERYONE ELSE!
>
ON A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD ????? That only happens at the WRTC.
Amateur radio contesting has never been played on a level playing
field !! Location Location Location is what usually determines
the winner. I could spend a million bucks on a station and I
guarantee you I would never win a DX contest or SS from Ohio !!
CU guys on 40 Jeff KU8E
>
> 73 de Danny K7SS
> ---------------------------
> Danny Eskenazi
> k7ss at wolfenet.com
> ---------------------------
>
******************************************************************
* Jeffrey D. Clarke jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us *
******************************************************************
>From desmith at Telalink.Net (Doug Smith) Sat Sep 7 07:50:57 1996
From: desmith at Telalink.Net (Doug Smith) (Doug Smith)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 01:50:57 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: Sprint CW--start on 40!
Message-ID: <199609070650.BAA15686 at eve.telalink.net>
At 01:21 AM 9/7/96 -0400, you wrote:
> I'll be there too Dave. I'm an OT as far as sprints go and remember
> the good old days when a lot of people started on 40 and it was
> easy to make 130+ QSO's on 40 (HI). It's so predictable now a days
> with everyone starting on 20.
Oh, sure... Now that I finally have a 20/15/10 beam after 20 years of
messing with weird wires, y'all are going to start on 40 meters...........
73 Doug
Douglas E. Smith W9WI/4 desmith at Telalink.net
1385 Old Clarksville Pike (preferred for long files)
Pleasant View, TN 37146-8098 USA -or-
(615) 746-5205 72777.3143 at compuserve.com
(preferred for time-critical info)
>From aa9ax at iglou.com (Steven Sample) Sat Sep 7 13:10:00 1996
From: aa9ax at iglou.com (Steven Sample) (Steven Sample)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 08:10:00 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: "Lets all start the contest..."
Message-ID: <Pine.GSO.3.93.960907080316.23790A-100000 at iglou1>
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Jeffrey Clarke wrote:
> On Fri, 6 Sep 1996, Danny Eskenazi wrote:
>
> > Hey LETS ALL START THE CONTEST.....
> >
> > .....on whatever band we feel like
> >
> > .....with our beams aimed wherever we feel like
> >
> > .....without any preassigned "backscatter" mini-bands
> >
> > .....without any prearranged schedules with "rare" sections
> >
> > ..................ON THE SAME PLAYING FIELD WITH EVERYONE ELSE!
> >
>
>
> ON A LEVEL PLAYING FIELD ????? That only happens at the WRTC.
>
> Amateur radio contesting has never been played on a level playing
>
> field !! Location Location Location is what usually determines
>
> the winner. I could spend a million bucks on a station and I
>
> guarantee you I would never win a DX contest or SS from Ohio !!
>
>
>
> CU guys on 40 Jeff KU8E
>
Speaking of location...
K7SS demonstrated that location isn't everything when he set a new
intergalactic standard for QRP contesting and cigar smoking.
I think Danny is right. What about the people who aren't on Internet and
don't have the plan? Willy-nilly has worked for years.
And I don't see why you couldn't win SS from Ohio if things got "right".
The only thing that stays the same is that things change.
Who is it that signs on here with the quotation from Thomas Edison: "If
you think you can, or think you can't, YOU'RE RIGHT"? I like it!
73...
Steve/AA9AX
>From slazar19 at sgi.net (Spike Lazar) Sat Sep 7 15:11:35 1996
From: slazar19 at sgi.net (Spike Lazar) (Spike Lazar)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 10:11:35 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: "Lets all start the contest..."
Message-ID: <199609071411.KAA24149 at orion.bv.sgi.net>
> I could spend a million bucks on a station and I guarantee you I would
> never win a DX contest or SS from Ohio !!
>>
>>
>>
>> CU guys on 40 Jeff KU8E
>>
Leemee See,
For Sweepstakes, a small token payment of $5,000 each to top scoring
stations to take a hike should do the trick, do you think?
But the real question is, what should I do the change?
Sincerely,
dr. Bafoofnik
>From kn6dv at QNET.COM (Will, KN6DV) Sat Sep 7 16:35:33 1996
From: kn6dv at QNET.COM (Will, KN6DV) (Will, KN6DV)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 15:35:33 -0000
Subject: CW Sprint SCCC
Message-ID: <199609071538.IAA19980 at guitar.qnet.com>
We need 1 more CW SPRINTer for team 2.
Only a few hours will do, please send me a msg.
Thanks 73 Will
>From hwardsil at wolfenet.com (Ward Silver) Sat Sep 7 17:19:24 1996
From: hwardsil at wolfenet.com (Ward Silver) (Ward Silver)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 09:19:24 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Watt-Me-Worry Teams
Message-ID: <Pine.OSF.3.95.960907091359.18198A-100000 at gonzo.wolfenet.com>
As of Saturday morning, we have a few more changes: WB0OLA is replaced by
K7LR on team 1, NX7K is replaced by WA0RJY on team 2, AC5CT is replaced by
K7CW on team 2, and AA4GA will be using his own call on team 1. However,
we DO have two full teams, so go to it you low-power rascals! If there
are any further changes, I'll post them around 3PM PDST. Both 20 and 40
sound good this morning, so we should be able to make hay!
73, Ward N0AX
WMW#1 Rockcrushers WMW#2 Annihilators
N0AX KK5ZX
W0UY (Kansas!) WA0RJY
K7LR WA2SRQ
K7NPN K8JLF
W7ZRC (Idaho!) KN4QV
N9JF WA7UVJ
KK9W K7CW
AA4GA N0DH
AA7NH AA0CY
N6MZ AA9JY
>From jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) Sat Sep 7 19:16:53 1996
From: jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us (Jeffrey Clarke) (Jeffrey Clarke)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 14:16:53 -0400 (EDT)
Subject: last minute sprint team members needed
Message-ID: <Pine.3.07.9609071453.A3661-a100000 at login>
Here's you last chance. Just need 2 more guys to fill out
mad river team #2. as it stands now it's k3jt,aa7bg,aa8av,
wb9hro, wn3k, wd8aub, k1ll, and n5dx. e-mail me before the
start of the sprint. (tree will accept last minute e-mail
entries)
Jeff KU8E
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* Jeffrey D. Clarke jdclarke at freenet.columbus.oh.us *
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>From sm3bdz at pobox.com (Lars Harlin) Sat Sep 7 19:32:10 1996
From: sm3bdz at pobox.com (Lars Harlin) (Lars Harlin)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 20:32:10 +0200
Subject: Antenna info...
Message-ID: <199609071832.UAA19960 at www.itz.se>
Hi everyone!
Recently we have built up a new station at the clubhouse here in town.
We have published some pictures showing the towerassembly etc at the web.
So if you find it interesting you find our site at:
http://www.pocab.se/jonit/sl3zv
Any comments are welcome...
Best 73s de Lars /SM3BDZ
>From rthorne at ibm.net (Richard Thorne - WB5M) Sat Sep 7 21:38:47 1996
From: rthorne at ibm.net (Richard Thorne - WB5M) (Richard Thorne - WB5M)
Date: Sat, 07 Sep 1996 13:38:47 -0700
Subject: RIG INTERFACES
Message-ID: <3231DD57.3CE6 at ibm.net>
Need a source for a rig interface for my TS-850 and my pc.
I have one from DX solutions but its not working, not sure if its the
cable or the box itself. I don't think they're in business anymore
though.
I skimmed through qst and cq and couldn't find a source (or I may just
be blind).
I'd like the type that has the circuit built into the connector and
draws power from the pc.
73
>From aa9jy at prairienet.com (Dean Feistamel) Sat Sep 7 23:44:58 1996
From: aa9jy at prairienet.com (Dean Feistamel) (Dean Feistamel)
Date: Sat, 07 Sep 1996 15:44:58 -0700
Subject: The Starting Line
Message-ID: <3231FAEA.2B6E at prairienet.com>
Sounds great, starting out on 40 meters in the Mid-West and East Coast.
Will be there tooooo!
Sprinters on Your Mark Get Set Gooooooooooooooo!
73 Dean AA9JY
>From mzyd108 at unix.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk (5B4WN) Sat Sep 7 22:02:16 1996
From: mzyd108 at unix.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk (5B4WN) (5B4WN)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 22:02:16 +0100 (BST)
Subject: RIG INTERFACES
Message-ID: <Pine.SOL.3.91.960907215332.15562A-100000 at granby>
Hi Richard,
you might be interested to homebrew one. Why don`t you have a look at the
circuit diagram and information I have on my Web Page (address below).
2 circuits for KENWOOD/ICOM rigs. Homemade equipment are greater fun to
use!!!!
If anybody has info/diagram for the YAESU rigs, let me know and I
will use it to update my web page.
Hope this helps!
Best Regards,
Marios (5B4WN/G0WWW)
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Email:Marios Nicolaou (5B4WN)> mzyd108 at unix.ccc.nottingham.ac.uk
On Sat, 7 Sep 1996, Richard Thorne - WB5M wrote:
> Need a source for a rig interface for my TS-850 and my pc.
>
> I have one from DX solutions but its not working, not sure if its the
> cable or the box itself. I don't think they're in business anymore
> though.
>
> I skimmed through qst and cq and couldn't find a source (or I may just
> be blind).
>
> I'd like the type that has the circuit built into the connector and
> draws power from the pc.
>
> 73
>
>From Bill.Gallier.KQ4GC at postoffice.worldnet.att.net (Billy R. Gallier) Sat Sep 7 22:10:06 1996
From: Bill.Gallier.KQ4GC at postoffice.worldnet.att.net (Billy R. Gallier) (Billy R. Gallier)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 21:10:06 +0000
Subject: CQWW OPR NEEDED
Message-ID: <19960907211002.AAB649 at LOCALNAME>
Clay County DX Assocciation (CCDXA), located in north Florida, will be
M/S entry in CQWW SSB this October. We will be operating from St. Croix
in the USVI. A place has been rented. Most of the equipment is in place.
At present time we have five operators. There is room for one more!!!
If you would like to go or receive more information please call me, Bill
KQ4GC, at 904-282-9925. We could use a 1500 watt amp!!. Your share of
the rental home and car will be about $375.00. Airline fee from JAX
to St. Croix cost us $332.00. We are departing JAX 22 oct and returning
on the 29th.
The following oprs are going: KD6WW, KQ4GC, AE4FY, AB4NS & KX8N
DE KQ4GC... THE END
>From km0l at tyrell.net (Steve Lufcy) Sat Sep 7 23:26:07 1996
From: km0l at tyrell.net (Steve Lufcy) (Steve Lufcy)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 17:26:07 -0500 (CDT)
Subject: "Lets all start the contest..."
Message-ID: <Pine.SUN.3.91.960907172445.12589A-100000 at tyrell.net>
Regardless of where I start, or finish, I'll look forward to working you
on 3 bands. CQ NA de KM0L Steve Mo
>From rthorne at ibm.net (Richard Thorne - WB5M) Sun Sep 8 04:19:19 1996
From: rthorne at ibm.net (Richard Thorne - WB5M) (Richard Thorne - WB5M)
Date: Sat, 07 Sep 1996 20:19:19 -0700
Subject: Rig Interface
Message-ID: <32323B37.4E60 at ibm.net>
Thanks for all the replies. I'll make a few calls this week.
73,
>From kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler Stewart) Sun Sep 8 03:03:16 1996
From: kf3p at cais.cais.com (Tyler Stewart) (Tyler Stewart)
Date: Sat, 7 Sep 1996 22:03:16 -0400
Subject: TIC Ring Rotor installation experience
Message-ID: <199609080203.WAA18192 at cais.cais.com>
>N3RR 7-Sep-1996 1824Z Ring Rotor Users
>Hi Gang!
>
>Well, you never cease to learn about these things. I put up my fourth
>TIC Ring Rotor last week and it was binding up a little on the
>safety tabs. Today I went back up and adjusted it a little and
>found one more thing that affects the binding:
>
>First, I had installed the roller bearing assemblies (3 ea) so that
>the horizontal rollers were level (or as nearly level as I could). That
>turned out to be a mistake. That put the tabs at a steeper angle to the
>ring. I re-adjusted the roller bearing assembly using the two bolt/nut
>combinations in each assembly and making sure that the assembly was
>positioned AWAY from the ring as much as possible. That is, the
>horizontal roller was pulled back from the ring. This added clearance
>to the space between the ring and the tabs and the roller.
>
>Second, I noticed that, even doing #1 above, the ring was binding as the
>segments between the rings transitioned the fiber rollers. (This was a
>common problem we noticed early on in 1994 when we began to use these
>devices.) Nevertheless, this was clearly a major source of binding
>on my new ring. So, I triple-checked the bolt/nut combinations holding
>the ring segments together. Sure enough, there could be some further
>tightning of them. I tightned the allen-head bolt/nut combination and
>found that doing this significantly decreased the space between ring
>segments, thus making that problem less of a detrimental situation.
>
>Anyway, thought I'd pass this along to those who are using/contemplating
>using Ring Rotors from TIC.
>
>BTW, I use the 1032 ring rotors exclusively on my Heavyduty AB-105
>tower with the W3LPL-mounting brackets as manufactured by TIC.
>
>73!
>
>RR (N3RR that is!)
>
>Bill
Just a couple of quick notes.
While the design is similar, the 1022B (new style, smaller ring) goes together
easier than the older ones and is less likely to have these types of
problems. Unfortunately, they also changed the motor on the 1022B's and they
dont spin quite as fast or as powerfully as the older ones, but they
seem adequate for all but the largest antennas (without adding a second motor).
They have not revised the 1032 (for towers over 18" on a face), so it's tougher.
Gee, maybe we need ring rotor reflector??...or maybe just a rotator reflector?
73, Tyler KF3P
>From ki8w at netonecom.net (Barry Martz) Sun Sep 8 06:13:05 1996
From: ki8w at netonecom.net (Barry Martz) (Barry Martz)
Date: Sun, 08 Sep 96 00:13:05 -0500
Subject: DX Alert corrections/additions
Message-ID: <199609080420.AAA11232 at netone.netonecom.net>
-- [ From: Barry Martz * EMC.Ver #2.5.02 ] --
This is the listing that appears on my home page (listed at the bottom). I
will add any further updates to my home page instead of wasting your space
here. Please check the address below for updates. Thanks for the
information. de KI8W
VOICE DX SPOTTING FREQUENCIES (AUTOMATED)
[Image]
LIST OF DX ALERT FREQUENCIES
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Here is my list of VOICE DX Alert frequencies. If you see anything
that needs to be corrected or added, please send me the information.
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Call: Area: Club: Freq:
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W4NT ATLANTA GA. SEDXC 147.51 SIMPLEX
K5DX HOUSTON TX. TDXS 147.36+
K5VT CAREFREE AZ. CADXA 147.32+
nr. PHOENIX
W6FRZ LOS ANGELES SO. CAL DX CLUB 145.48-
(KJ6HO) ORANGE CO. pl 100
W6TI NORTHERN .CA. NO. CAL DX CLUB 147.36+
KI6ZH SAN DIEGO CA. SAN DIEGO DX CLUB 144.15 SIMPLEX
WB6UCD S/CENT CAL. EDISON A.R.N. 224.760- PL 100.0 Hz
SW NEVADA / W. ARIZONA 224.700- PL 100.0 Hz
(11 LINK REPEATERS) 224.320- PL 131.8 Hz
KL7Y ANCHORAGE AK. 147.57 SIMPLEX
W7FR SEATTLE WA. WWDXC 147.00-
K7LJ PORTLAND OR. 145.39-
W7AC WILLAMETTE VALLEY DX 147.14+ (POSSIBLE)
K8KRG N.ROYALTON N. OHIO DX ASSN. 145.15-
nr. CLEVELAND
K8NA TROY MI. SEMDXA 145.13
W9BZW WHEATON IL. NIDXA 147.36+
nr. CHICAGO pl 136.5
VE3PDX GOLDEN NIAGARA FRONTIER INT'L 147.345+
HORSESHOE DX ASSN. & KK2I
(NIAGARA, BUFFALO, HAMILTON, TORONTO)
VA3SDX CENTRAL ONTARIO KK2I NFIDXA, VA3CW & 442.875+5
CENTRAL ONT. RTTY ENTH.
(BARRIE, ORILLIA SIMCOE CO. MUSKOKA DIST.)
OH2RAQ HELSINKI FINLAND HPY ARC 145.225
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Thanks to all who responded. I will add any others that come in.
http://www.netonecom.net/~ki8w/bad1.html or
or
http://www.netonecom.net/~ki8w/bad2.html (( no graphics ))
de Barry/KI8W
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