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Nope, the 'ole Yaesu FL-2100B won't go there, so, that takes care of that
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Sir Walter -- interesting on the power level differences.
And I posted the link you offered -- under frequencies/bandplans Let us know of your next visit to California -- would very much enjoy meeting with you again. Til then 73 From The Signal In The Noise ---------------------------------------------------------------- "Walt Davidson" wrote in message ... On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 11:18:03 -0700, "Caveat Lector" wrote: Ah Sir Walter -- duly noted on UK 30M power level -- but what is the max over there ?? Your LaJolla, CA Contact Just A Signal In The Noise these days ANON out of necessity Oh ... hi Rod, my old mate! I didn't realise it was you. :-) You caught me napping that time. It's 400 watts output (measured at the antenna feedpoint), the same as on all bands between 3.5 MHz and 51.0 MHz. Also, there is no mandatory mode restriction on the 10.1 MHz band here in Europe, but we are "requested" to use only narrow-bandwidth modes. Most UK operators do honor that request. However, there is a lot of SSB operation on the 10.1 MHz band from France ... which is frowned upon by other users of the band. Full UK licence regulations are he http://www.radio.gov.uk/publication/...68r11/br68.htm 73, Walt (G3NYY) P.S. I succeeded in graduating with First Class Honours this summer. :-))) -- Walt Davidson Email: g3nyy @despammed.com |
Sir Walter -- interesting on the power level differences.
And I posted the link you offered -- under frequencies/bandplans Let us know of your next visit to California -- would very much enjoy meeting with you again. Til then 73 From The Signal In The Noise ---------------------------------------------------------------- "Walt Davidson" wrote in message ... On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 11:18:03 -0700, "Caveat Lector" wrote: Ah Sir Walter -- duly noted on UK 30M power level -- but what is the max over there ?? Your LaJolla, CA Contact Just A Signal In The Noise these days ANON out of necessity Oh ... hi Rod, my old mate! I didn't realise it was you. :-) You caught me napping that time. It's 400 watts output (measured at the antenna feedpoint), the same as on all bands between 3.5 MHz and 51.0 MHz. Also, there is no mandatory mode restriction on the 10.1 MHz band here in Europe, but we are "requested" to use only narrow-bandwidth modes. Most UK operators do honor that request. However, there is a lot of SSB operation on the 10.1 MHz band from France ... which is frowned upon by other users of the band. Full UK licence regulations are he http://www.radio.gov.uk/publication/...68r11/br68.htm 73, Walt (G3NYY) P.S. I succeeded in graduating with First Class Honours this summer. :-))) -- Walt Davidson Email: g3nyy @despammed.com |
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 22:43:38 GMT, John Passaneau wrote:
Of Course! Life is too short for QRP! [snip good UK info] QRP works! i do have to wonder though about those fellas (and US hams seem to be worst offenders) who feel they have to use 1kW when 100W would do... so i guess my 100W txcvr is QRP to a linear nut? and my ft-817 is uQRP? |
On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 22:43:38 GMT, John Passaneau wrote:
Of Course! Life is too short for QRP! [snip good UK info] QRP works! i do have to wonder though about those fellas (and US hams seem to be worst offenders) who feel they have to use 1kW when 100W would do... so i guess my 100W txcvr is QRP to a linear nut? and my ft-817 is uQRP? |
Dont own one.got 284 confirmed on 12m with 100 watts and wire antennas.Who
needs an amp? Joe W7KQU |
Dont own one.got 284 confirmed on 12m with 100 watts and wire antennas.Who
needs an amp? Joe W7KQU |
Wow -- very impressive -- shows what can be done.
-- 73 From The Signal In The Noise Caveat Lector Ya All "Joe O'Connell" wrote in message ... Dont own one.got 284 confirmed on 12m with 100 watts and wire antennas.Who needs an amp? Joe W7KQU |
Wow -- very impressive -- shows what can be done.
-- 73 From The Signal In The Noise Caveat Lector Ya All "Joe O'Connell" wrote in message ... Dont own one.got 284 confirmed on 12m with 100 watts and wire antennas.Who needs an amp? Joe W7KQU |
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