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Steveo wrote:
Hello Steveo: Tell us how the beam goes. When ya get a chance. Jay in the Mojave It could have very well been the multi path you are describing Jay, it does make for some strange sounding audio for sure. Warble is the best way I can describe it. I just got done putting up my beam about a half hour ago and sat down for some lunch, and of course the band is quiet over here for the time being. Maybe we can stir 'em up later. Steveo wrote: It made stations sound warbled sorta like when someone has a low power supply behind their transmitter. |
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Jay in the Mojave wrote:
Steveo wrote: Hello Steveo: Tell us how the beam goes. When ya get a chance. Jay in the Mojave Hi again, Jay It's been scary quiet over here so far but it's the same in my portable. I did make a couple three local contacts tho, and tried both the horizontal and vertical elements with good reports. The swr barely moves on either too..so far so good.. I need a band opening to really try it out. I'll leave you know via the airwaves if it's really working, Jay. |
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