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Re: Help wanted

What's involved, Jay? I'm retired and possibly canhelp. Dick WBØDUL 070 #180

By Dick Thompson <wb0dul@...> · #1297 ·

Re: Dayton

Jay, I was planning on Dayton this year, but we have agranddaughter who graduates from high school that same weekend. So, tokeep peace I cancelled dayton. I really was wanting to meet all you

By Dick Thompson <wb0dul@...> · #1296 ·

Re: Education

Oh Man, I didn't know everybody could see these messages, I thought only the person I replied to got 'em. Now everybody's going to know all our technical secrets. 73, Bernie / KF4FHS

By Bernie <kf4fhs@...> · #1293 ·

Education

de Jungle Telegraph Yose guys givin' away all yore PSK secrets...no wonder I can't see yore traces down-under...the DX-perts say, "There's no propagation!" But now I know different! It's all

By Duncan <zl3jt@...> · #1292 ·

Re: Raising the "F" layer?

Bernie, Thats a wonderful solution. Submit that to QST for publication under the header "We don't need no steenkin coax"! Tom, k3psk

By Tom <tomias@...> · #1291 ·

Dayton

Just a reminder that the Dayton hamvention is coming May 17. I know DL2AYL, KF8OR, VE3CT, N3XC and myself will be there. Any other 070 members planning on making the trek, send me an email so I can

By N3DQU@... · #1295 ·

Rumble Groups

Ok! Steve is the winner. He is the only CompleteTeam to be Declared on the Results page. Are there any more groups to bedeclared? Ernie

By Ernest Mills <emills@...> · #1290 ·

Help wanted

Looking for someone in the 070 Club to help run an PSK SWL award. Anyone interested, reply direct to n3dqu@......Jay.

By N3DQU@... · #1294 ·

Re: Velocity factor

Ken, What if you ran your coax straight up through the chimney, then there would be no sharp bends. Hope this helps. 73, Bernie / KF4FHS

By Bernie <kf4fhs@...> · #1289 ·

Re: Raising the "F" layer?

Tom, I've come up with a solution to this problem. I'm now feeding my vertical with 300 ohm ladder line, and impedance matching is not a problem, because the 50 ohm feedpoint impedance goes into 300

By Bernie <kf4fhs@...> · #1288 ·

Re: Great People

Thanks, Bernie. Nice comment. 73, Dick WBØDUL@...

By Dick Thompson <wb0dul@...> · #1285 ·

Re: Raising the "F" layer?

Hi Bernie, One important enhancement that has been neglected. Examine your coax to determine the design characteristics. Should the lettering on the coax read from the radio to the direction of

By Tom <tomias@...> · #1284 ·

Re: Great People

Hey Bernie, "you be the man." Thanks for the "roses." You hit it on the head. KA3X

By JHudak3rd@... · #1287 ·

Great People

Hello Gang, On a little more serious note, I would like to Thank each and every one of the 070 Group for being the great bunch of people that you are. On this list we are able to have fun with each

By Bernie <kf4fhs@...> · #1281 ·

Re: Raising the "F" layer?

OK Guys, I think with your help, I've got my problem worked out. Now let me see if I've got this right, I mount my rotor upside down, then drill the connector and install a cotter pin and crimp the

By Bernie <kf4fhs@...> · #1280 ·

Call change

I thought I might let the 070 guys know I have changed my call from kg4enr to wu4o. I figure you might want to change it on the website if you get a chance. Thanks Jeff Baker WU4O

By Jeff Baker <jjbaker@...> · #1279 ·

Velocity factor

When performing all those enhancements with coax and fittings, don't forget to avoid sharp turns in the coax. I had a sharp turn where the coax leaves the house, and finally noticed a small hole on

By radioguy@... · #1286 ·

Re: Great People

In a message dated 04/05/2002 11:13:43 AM Eastern Standard Time, kf4fhs@... writes: Hello Bernie, KF4FHS: You no there is more to your story too! Yes, there is. You see it's times like this when we

By ny2u@... · #1283 ·

Re: Call change

In a message dated 04/05/2002 10:42:39 AM Eastern Standard Time, jjbaker@... writes: Hello Jeff, WU4O: I'd like to congratulate you on the excellent new call. It's always had to give that first one

By ny2u@... · #1282 ·

Re: Raising the "F" layer?

Yes Bernie...I had that same problem, but I solved it by drilling through the connector and placing a small cotter-pin straight through to prevent the unscrewing, thereby allowing the coax to twist.

By K4FBP · #1277 ·

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