In article ,
says...




Dennis wrote:

In article ,
says...




Gregg wrote:

Behold, Dave Holford signalled from keyed 4-1000A filament:

What's odd about a 134' diople? seems pretty standard for 160M Ham work
and with open wire feeders should be very versatile.

Dave

I read that as 1,134' dipole. Fine for LowFER work :-)

--
Gregg t3h g33k
"Ratings are for transistors....tubes have guidelines"
http://geek.scorpiorising.ca


"I ordered the 14 mhz version and on a 134' dipole I'm hearing
WWVB (60kc) LOUD!"

EH?

Dave

I misunderstood the original post. But how is it you hear WWVB at 60Kz?
Are you hearing an analog?

dennis

--
This is really wandering - I presume the OP is an Old Fart, like me, and
once in a while slips back into Kc (kc) instead of kHz. But I notice he
also used Hz in the same post so maybe it was just a "seniors moment".

I know it's very trendy to use the term "senior moment", but no it
was a typo, nothing more. Mistakes aren't necessarily the result of
a dementia, so get real.

Dennis


I can hear WWVB on 60kHz on my modern radios, but my old Eddystones and
Plessey get it on 60kc.

Dave

--

Dennis wrote:



--
This is really wandering - I presume the OP is an Old Fart, like me, and
once in a while slips back into Kc (kc) instead of kHz. But I notice he
also used Hz in the same post so maybe it was just a "seniors moment".

I know it's very trendy to use the term "senior moment", but no it
was a typo, nothing more. Mistakes aren't necessarily the result of
a dementia, so get real.

Dennis


God I hope not. Otherwise most of the population must be demented.
(I was making mistakes long before I became an "old Fart")

Dave