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A car with 6 antennas
never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag
mounts...WOW |
then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket.
"Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message ... never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW |
"Dave" wrote in message ... then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket. "Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message ... never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW He was probably conducting a mutual impedance measuring test to see which one would out couple the other. Walt,W2DU |
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 16:29:15 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote: never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW WOW? You must be kidding. Here's my "Elmer's" mobile rig circa 1958. http://www.qsl.net/n7ws/w7uvr.jpg Folding 2 el beam (later three elements) on 30' rotatable pneumatic mast. 4-1000A high-level plate modulated (later SSB linear). "Pole-pig" transformer, with extra leaf in the spring on that side. 5 KW generator (later 15KW) Two bumper mounted, hat-loaded verticals with remotely tuned vacuum-variable/rotary-inductor tuning. |
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 15:58:35 -0000, "Dave" wrote:
then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket. "Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message ... never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW Or seen a San Antonian cop drive by with 17 tiny aeraels sticking up from his cruiser roof, looking like a dead cockroach. Those guys must use a lotta radios... bob k5qwg |
That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints.
Roy Lewallen, W7EL |
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 16:29:15 +0100, "Christopher O'Callaghan"
wrote: never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW You missed mine when it had 8 antennas on it, or when I was in atlanta with 10 antennas. -- 73 for now Buck N4PGW |
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Roy Lewallen wrote: That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints. Roy Lewallen, W7EL Maybe a Phased Array for signal tracking........ Me who used to drive one of those for the FCC........... |
Walt is always the tru guru.
Chuckle. 73 OM H. NQ5H "Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... "Dave" wrote in message ... then you have never been to any decent sized hamfest/fleamarket. "Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message ... never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW He was probably conducting a mutual impedance measuring test to see which one would out couple the other. Walt,W2DU |
Wow, what a great set of pictures of "how things used to was"!!!!!!!!!!!!
You really had to be dedicated and love what you were doing. |
On Wed, 6 Jul 2005 21:42:36 -0600, "Topaz305RK"
wrote: Wow, what a great set of pictures of "how things used to was"!!!!!!!!!!!! You really had to be dedicated and love what you were doing. Or to be just a little crazy... but as they say, you don't have to be crazy to be a ham, but it helps. Field day activities were fun. Somehow replacing cubic metres of field equipment with a shoebox sized "black box" that does 100W of SSB from 160m to 7ocm has eliminated much of the fun. We are seduced by radios with lots of features in silicon, often without much regard for how it performs as a receiver, things that we can't fix, whether because of a lack of knowledge, test jigs, alignment / diagnostic software or board rework equipment. We have come a long way! Owen -- |
Oh Dang!! Now I have to go add some more to my car...
grin WB9SMX Just hate to be out done,, get me one o them buses to have room too ;-) BTW That wasn't Dales Dead Bug van from King of the Hill was it? lol "Christopher O'Callaghan" wrote in message ... never saw a car with 6 big antennas(3-4 feet)and 3 small ones all on mag mounts...WOW |
"Me" wrote in message ... In article , Roy Lewallen wrote: That's really just one antenna with six feedpoints. Roy Lewallen, W7EL Maybe a Phased Array for signal tracking........ Me who used to drive one of those for the FCC........... Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du |
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"Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me |
"Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU |
He is Riley's mini-me...
"Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... "Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU |
Riley wouldn't hide behind 'me'.
Walt "Fred W4JLE" wrote in message ... He is Riley's mini-me... "Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... "Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU |
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"Walter Maxwell" wrote: "Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU You just don't know any of the Old Gang from the Left Coast, Region X, and Alaska, that's all. and it was a Van, Creme and Brown, with local State Plates, or a dark blue Stationwagon, dark tinted windows, with no backseat and a pile of receivers. I once got myself in trouble by calling it the SolsbyMobile..... Oh well, that was then.....and this is now.... Me |
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"Fred W4JLE" wrote: He is Riley's mini-me... "Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... "Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU Riley is a nice enough attorney, but the real enforcement people all got riffed during the Clinton/Gore Bloodletting when the Good Field Operatins folks, all went elsewhere......... Me |
"If your car has more antennas on the roof than wheels on the ground, you
*might* be a redneck"! (Guess I better add some more wheels! :) ) Jerry "Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... Riley wouldn't hide behind 'me'. Walt "Fred W4JLE" wrote in message ... He is Riley's mini-me... "Walter Maxwell" wrote in message ... "Me" wrote in message ... In article , "Walter Maxwell" wrote: Who is 'Me'? I used to drive one 'a them things too, before and during WW2. Walt, w2du "Me" is an alias for a well know Radioman/FCC Field Agent, who is nearing the end of his natural life, but finds time to kabitz here in NewsGroups.... but, yours didn't have Phased Verticals, with electronic steering, and a Right/Left meter just above the steering wheel to guide you in on the signal.... Me You're right, mine was a Hudson with a loop DF and Hallicrafters SX-27 and SX-28 receivers. There had to be a somewhat intelligent brain connecting the DF to the steering wheel. Did you drive your car during the time the NDO and RID existed? I was a charter member beginning in 1940. My wife-to-be disseminated more than 500 invitations to join from her FCC office in Washington as an assistant to George E. Sterling, then Chief Engineer of the FCC. If well-known Radioman/FCC Agent is so well known how come I don't know him? I can't believe you're gonna give away any Home Security secrets by tossing your anonomity cloak. How about coming clean with us? Walt, W2DU |
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"Walter Maxwell" wrote: Riley wouldn't hide behind 'me'. Walt Oh I don't know about that, I am a fairly LARGE guy....and Riley might be able to hide behind "Me"...... Me |
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