Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X.

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

On Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:39:10 -0800, dave wrote:

Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X.

What part of Russia?

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

dave wrote:

Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X.

If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power!

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

dave wrote:

Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X.

dxAce wrote:

If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power!

This, coming from a dxDufus who hasn't made a CW QSO in years and
probably decades.

Do as he says, not as he does.

Bwahahahahaha...

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts
 

dxAce wrote:

dave wrote:

Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X.

If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power!



If I wan to use CW I can tell my computer to send and receive CW. I
still might learn the code, so I can work the world from an Altoids tin.

Los Angeles to Russia on 40 Watts