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April 8th 11, 07:20 AM
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QSLs received, April 2011
On Apr 7, 3:07*pm, dxAce wrote:
bpnjensen wrote: On Apr 7, 2:07 pm, "D. Peter Maus" wrote: On 4/7/11 13:34 , bpnjensen wrote: SEYCHELLES: BBC Indian Ocean Relay Station, Mahe Island, 7445, f/d letter V/s by Herve Cherry in 58 days by airmail; for airmail report in EE (8 February 2011) + IRC; on letterhead for BBC IORS with aerial photo. Letter also includes station history and transmitter specs (Jensen-CA) Here is a photo: http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?pi...1&id=106517568 * Now that you've had the new antenna up for awhile, can you give us an evaluation? * p OK - recall that it is an inverted L 30 feet high and 65 feet long, fed by ~40 feet of coax in two sections with both a grounded matching transformer at the base and a 1:1 grounded line isolator where the coax enters the house (which explains the two sections, one either side of the isolator). *It runs above the rooftop in a nearly N-S direction. It's quite good - on its own it transmits less noise to the radio than the one it replaces, with a stronger signal, and it often provides a good match with the DX-Ultra as a phasing antenna for noise reduction. *Using these two combined, I have been able to capture logs of audible stations that before were either in the mud or just faint carriers. I am very pleased with it; and I would not mind having another identical to it to run through the MFJ-1026 for noise reduction. *In order to to do the hardest DX work, though, I will need to get away from town. Flee! It sure works like a charm for Ron Howard! |
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