wrote:

Any ideas on where I can buy a super freezer?
Like I said this is an odd way to fight noise.
Terry
http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2001/04/01/

This 'cold coax' thing makes me realize just why the DX is good up here in the
winter. 'Cause it's so damn cold!

dxAce
Michigan
USA

"dxAce" wrote in message
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wrote:

Any ideas on where I can buy a super freezer?
Like I said this is an odd way to fight noise.
Terry
http://www.arrl.org/news/features/2001/04/01/

This 'cold coax' thing makes me realize just why the DX is good up here in
the
winter. 'Cause it's so damn cold!

dxAce
Michigan
USA



All "Super Computers" have refrigeration units and all. I built MCI & Sprint
using a little DanRay and we keep it at 62 degrees.

When wire (or anything) is cold it is easer for the electrons to move, think
about it.

Burr

Just type in "cold wires" in your seach engine and start reading

Correction of temperature fluctuation measurements using cold wires
It has been shown previously that the frequency response of cold wires used
to measure a turbulent temperature field can be noticeably attenuated
because of ...

Burr

There are an awfull lot of Electrons moving very fast out there in the
vast below feezing expanse of Outer Space.Moving so fast,Pacman can't
catch em.
cuhulin

One month before I left Vietnam for the land of the big PX and round
eyes, I was given a Short Timers Calender to tape inside of the door of
my wall locker.Every morning,I would use my lead pencil to ''mark off''
the days.Getting Short! Y
cuhulin

"Hoodia Gordonii" wrote in message
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On Wed, 25 Apr 2007 12:40:51 -0500, wrote:
There are an awfull lot of Electrons moving very fast out there in the
vast below feezing expanse of Outer Space.Moving so fast,Pacman can't
catch em.

dxAce said this before, but it is worth repeating:


Don't be scared. Mark Morgan can explain everything to you.

Wow, and all in one paragraph!!!

Burr