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July 2nd 03, 04:37 AM
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24 hours to 5MHz operations
I clipped my diode, and did some crude tests of my bandwidth and
it looks good. And it loads fine into a dummy load. 50 watts. We'll see if I can get the rig to load into my antenna. It should be compliant, as the dipole antenna isn't even cut for the band. Anyone else prepared to get on 5 here? |
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July 2nd 03, 04:49 AM
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Robert Casey wrote in message ... I clipped my diode, and did some crude tests of my bandwidth and it looks good. And it loads fine into a dummy load. 50 watts. We'll see if I can get the rig to load into my antenna. It should be compliant, as the dipole antenna isn't even cut for the band. Anyone else prepared to get on 5 here? It's not a problem, I've been on 5 MHZ for a number of years via CAP, Shares,. and FEMA. Jerry K4KWH |
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July 2nd 03, 06:02 PM
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I've got the freqs programmed into the MP. Ill use my 4.5 MARS antenna.
Hopefully it wont exceed that ERP. hi. Dan/W4NTI "Robert Casey" wrote in message ... I clipped my diode, and did some crude tests of my bandwidth and it looks good. And it loads fine into a dummy load. 50 watts. We'll see if I can get the rig to load into my antenna. It should be compliant, as the dipole antenna isn't even cut for the band. Anyone else prepared to get on 5 here? |
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November 9th 06, 07:33 PM
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The Man in the Maze QRK5 from Baboquivari Peak, AZ |
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