Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Paula, I saw you this afternoon, tried to call but guess you did not
see me.
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Jim K5SP
On 2/4/2016 3:51 PM, 'Hamette'
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IMD Meter
Just got my brand new IMD meter – heading down to the shack to try it out.
Paula K7PAX #1739
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
And yet I can work VY1MB nearly every day -
Paula K7PAX #1739
From: 070@... [mailto:070@...]
Sent: Wednesday, February 03, 2016 17:02 To: 070@... Subject: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Old DX’r proverb: “One man’s (or Paula’s) DX, is another man’s QRM.” From the left coast, we have JA’s, HL’s VK’s, and the occasional BY station show up daily. DU isn’t rare either, nor is HS. YB is in my digital log also. We have to occasionally run KH6’s to keep them happy too. I sure wish we could get some of that East Coast, EU type DX even just from time to time would be nice... We’ ve had our different 070 Club Operating Events, where I’ve sat here and actually watched Chuckie, N2EOC, run EU stations on 80 meters from NJ! I know that Karen, W4KRN has done the same. Short of putting up something that’s rotatable, or a Rhombic, I guess more wire is what I need from here for the ‘DC’ bands... Just sayin... Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 Pls., no 9-land comments necessary.
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Re: ZS4PF 20m
Got him. Thanks David.
Jim, K5SP
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ZS4PF 20m
David Ross
Pierre is calling CQ 14071.5 at 2047z.
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Re: CQ on 12
No, gave up and went to 20. Will try again tomorrow.
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On 2/4/2016 1:22 PM, 'Mike Flowers'
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Re: CQ on 12
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Sent: Thursday, February 04, 2016 11:14 AM To: 070@... Subject: [070] CQ on 12
Calling CQ on 12, anyone see my trace?
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CQ on 12
Calling CQ on 12, anyone see my trace?
Jim K5SP
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Re: Repeater Grounding.
boat.anchor@...
How a conversation can be warped over repition.
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My Original comment "I was also blessed with very rocky ground which means no RF ground." I still maintain that the repeaters used folded dipoles or as Milt suggested 1/2 wave antennas. This shud not be confused with Motorola grounding all the equipment on a granite peak. In my mind these will always be two distinct issues and while one can supplement the other they should not be lumped together. A crappy HF RF Ground remains the same even if all the Moto stuff has a ground. off the soapbox and gone out for the day so let the education start. have a good one Barry ---In 070@..., <n9avy@...> wrote : Sorry Milt, but the guest at our club meeting wasn't talking about grounding of antennas, but grounding of everything else atop a mountain in multi-million dollar , multi-site installation for border patrol in Maine. He was the project engineer in charge from Motorola and our club President was one of the instructors from Motorola who taught around the country for Motorola. There are many hams in my area who either work for Motorola or are retired/former .Motorola employees. Our current club President is a retired Motorola CPA, and the Treasurer is a current Motorola Engineer. I doubt that the ham who gave the program was kidding about grounding the site, not the antenna. Motorola is heavy into grounding sites. The site he was talking about is only accessible by helicopter. So, I "Jerry-you-not " ! n9avy
From: "'Milton Garb' n6mg@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 11:41 PM Subject: RE: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... You guys are being “Jerry’-d” Many repeater antennas’ whether they be dipoles, Yagi’s or verticals have no ground. Why? They’re ½ wave. With mucho repeater experience, Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 From: 070@... [mailto:070@...] Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 7:43 PM To: 070@... Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... Jerry Those repeaters were probably VHF with dipole antennas. It is about 125 miles to Seattle and I can get their repeaters with a HT. Not really a fair comparison me thinks. It's only about a mile direct to salt water. Just a long wire would do it. Barry
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
I was in there around 1400-1600 UTC, but got a call for a job so have to leave shack in a few minutes. Wish I could retire, but I figured it out and I can do it 5 years after I'm dead. Worked a handful of usual Europeans , mostly F's and DL's with a lone G. No sign of any 9A's though. They must all be in hiding ! :-) jerry n9avy
From: "k9wis@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Thursday, February 4, 2016 10:53 AM Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... I was exaggerating a bit..hi hi..Hey did you get in on that band opening to Europe this morning? I though I saw your call sign on the supersweeper working some European ham. I picked up 10 new countries for my CQ DX Marathon effort..Up to 31 for the year so far..So I guess the black hole aint so bad..hi hi..
Brian K9WIS ---- "Jerry n9avy@... [070]" <070@...> wrote: > Brian: > We're not in that much of a black hole. Just tallied my DXCC on PSK31 and so far it appears at 137. > Propagation isn't as good as it was last year (Winter 2014-15). > Jerry N9AVY > > > > From: "k9wis@... [070]" <070@...> > To: 070@... > Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 9:15 PM > Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... > > I'ld like to hear those europeans too...in the black hole we're lucky to work a W6...hi hi > > Brian K9WIS > ---- "'Milton Garb' n6mg@... [070]" <070@...> wrote: > > Old DX'r proverb: > > > > "One man's (or Paula's) DX, is another man's QRM." > > > > From the left coast, we have JA's, HL's VK's, and the occasional BY station > > show up daily. DU isn't rare either, nor is HS. YB is in my digital log > > also. 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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
k9wis@...
I was exaggerating a bit..hi hi..Hey did you get in on that band opening to Europe this morning? I though I saw your call sign on the supersweeper working some European ham. I picked up 10 new countries for my CQ DX Marathon effort..Up to 31 for the year so far..So I guess the black hole aint so bad..hi hi..
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Brian K9WIS ---- "Jerry n9avy@... [070]" <070@...> wrote:
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Re: ZF1DM on 15
ljl2002@att.net
LOL!!!!! ![]() I think you'll need a bigger knife. Joe KA1PPV #1482
On Wednesday, February 3, 2016 4:29 PM, "Jim Innis jinnis@... [070]" <070@...> wrote:
And everyone of them has their hands in someone else's wallet! On 2/3/2016 2:55 PM, Martin Tuip
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Sorry Milt, but the guest at our club meeting wasn't talking about grounding of antennas, but grounding of everything else atop a mountain in multi-million dollar , multi-site installation for border patrol in Maine. He was the project engineer in charge from Motorola and our club President was one of the instructors from Motorola who taught around the country for Motorola. There are many hams in my area who either work for Motorola or are retired/former .Motorola employees. Our current club President is a retired Motorola CPA, and the Treasurer is a current Motorola Engineer. I doubt that the ham who gave the program was kidding about grounding the site, not the antenna. Motorola is heavy into grounding sites. The site he was talking about is only accessible by helicopter. So, I "Jerry-you-not " ! n9avy
From: "'Milton Garb' n6mg@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 11:41 PM Subject: RE: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... You guys are being “Jerry’-d” Many repeater antennas’ whether they be dipoles, Yagi’s or verticals have no ground. Why? They’re ½ wave. With mucho repeater experience, Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 From: 070@... [mailto:070@...] Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 7:43 PM To: 070@... Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... Jerry Those repeaters were probably VHF with dipole antennas. It is about 125 miles to Seattle and I can get their repeaters with a HT. Not really a fair comparison me thinks. It's only about a mile direct to salt water. Just a long wire would do it. Barry
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
You guys are being “Jerry’-d” Many repeater antennas’ whether they be dipoles, Yagi’s or verticals have no ground. Why? They’re ½ wave. With mucho repeater experience, Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76
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Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 7:43 PM To: 070@... Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Jerry Those repeaters were probably VHF with dipole antennas. It is about 125 miles to Seattle and I can get their repeaters with a HT. Not really a fair comparison me thinks. It's only about a mile direct to salt water. Just a long wire would do it. Barry
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Re: Guilty
Ray Clements
There are some digital software programs (I use HRD DM780) that allow you to create multiple sets of macros. For example, you can create a set for normal PSK operations, you can create a set for DX contacts, DXpeditions, etc. You can create sets for various contests with the specific contest exchange information. Then you include in each set only the specific macros you might need for a specific situation. I include a brief "station" macro in my PSK set only and I rarely use it. It does not even exist in the other sets so there is no chance of my triggering it by mistake and aggravating the folks who do not want to see it. Ray N9RWC
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Received: 05:54 PM CST, 02/03/2016 From: "Ld Rockne pops435@... [070]" <070@...> To: yahoogroups <070@...> Subject: [070] Guilty I did a dumb thing, I meant to hit my 'QTH' macro to let CU2AP know my basic info, instead I hit a much more detailed macro I use when folks want to know where my QTH is located, Usually in respect to Seattle. Any way, I'm sure I slowed the rate of contacts down and I apologize. 73 WA7HDZ #404
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Spoke with one of project engineers and they weren't grounded. Don't recall what antenna were,. J
From: "boat.anchor@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 9:43 PM Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... Jerry Those repeaters were probably VHF with dipole antennas. It is about 125 miles to Seattle and I can get their repeaters with a HT. Not really a fair comparison me thinks. It's only about a mile direct to salt water. Just a long wire would do it. Barry ---In 070@..., wrote : Motorola installed repeaters in Maine atop mountains which were solid granite. They made it work somehow. Maybe just a bucket of salt water with a ground wire ??? Jerry n9avy
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
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Jerry Those repeaters were probably VHF with dipole antennas. It is about 125 miles to Seattle and I can get their repeaters with a HT. Not really a fair comparison me thinks. It's only about a mile direct to salt water. Just a long wire would do it. Barry ---In 070@..., <n9avy@...> wrote : Motorola installed repeaters in Maine atop mountains which were solid granite. They made it work somehow. Maybe just a bucket of salt water with a ground wire ??? Jerry n9avy
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Brian: We're not in that much of a black hole. Just tallied my DXCC on PSK31 and so far it appears at 137. Propagation isn't as good as it was last year (Winter 2014-15). Jerry N9AVY
From: "k9wis@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 9:15 PM Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... I'ld like to hear those europeans too...in the black hole we're lucky to work a W6...hi hi
Brian K9WIS ---- "'Milton Garb' n6mg@... [070]" <070@...> wrote: > Old DX'r proverb: > > "One man's (or Paula's) DX, is another man's QRM." > > From the left coast, we have JA's, HL's VK's, and the occasional BY station > show up daily. DU isn't rare either, nor is HS. YB is in my digital log > also. We have to occasionally run KH6's to keep them happy too. > > I sure wish we could get some of that East Coast, EU type DX even just from > time to time would be nice... > > We've had our different 070 Club Operating Events, where I've sat here and > actually watched Chuckie, N2EOC, run EU stations on 80 meters from NJ! > > I know that Karen, W4KRN has done the same. > > Short of putting up something that's rotatable, or a Rhombic, I guess more > wire is what I need from here for the 'DC' bands... > > Just sayin... > > Milt. > > N6MG > > 070-650 > > LONP #76 > > Pls., no 9-land comments necessary. > > > > From: 070@... [mailto:070@...] > Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 4:32 PM > To: 070@... > Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M... > > > > > > Tnx, Brian! I got him. > > > > Jeff WM9F 1732/298 > > > > _____ > > From: 070@... <070@... > > on behalf of k9wis@... > [070] <070@... > > > Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 6:30 PM > To: 070@... > Subject: [070] vk6lc on 20 M... > > > > > > strong into the black hole hi hi > Brian K9WIS > > >
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Re: vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'...
Motorola installed repeaters in Maine atop mountains which were solid granite. They made it work somehow. Maybe just a bucket of salt water with a ground wire ??? Jerry n9avy
From: "boat.anchor@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 8:52 PM Subject: Re: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... Jerry That mountain top may not be a blessing. I am 1000ft up the south side of a mountain which means no coverage to the north of me (europe). I was also blessed with very rocky ground which means no RF ground. I do have a spectacular view. Pros and cons to every location. have a good evening Barry ---In 070@..., <n9avy@...> wrote : ... and a mountain top ! :-) jerry From: "'Milton Garb' n6mg@... [070]" <070@...> To: 070@... Sent: Wednesday, February 3, 2016 7:01 PM Subject: [070] vk6lc on 20 M...+ Just sayin'... Old DX’r proverb: “One man’s (or Paula’s) DX, is another man’s QRM.” From the left coast, we have JA’s, HL’s VK’s, and the occasional BY station show up daily. DU isn’t rare either, nor is HS. YB is in my digital log also. We have to occasionally run KH6’s to keep them happy too. I sure wish we could get some of that East Coast, EU type DX even just from time to time would be nice... We’ve had our different 070 Club Operating Events, where I’ve sat here and actually watched Chuckie, N2EOC, run EU stations on 80 meters from NJ! I know that Karen, W4KRN has done the same. Short of putting up something that’s rotatable, or a Rhombic, I guess more wire is what I need from here for the ‘DC’ bands... Just sayin... Milt. N6MG 070-650 LONP #76 Pls., no 9-land comments necessary.
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