In this week’s Surfin’, read all about new loop antennas we can use to chase DX. Then come back here to post your comments, if any.
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In this week’s Surfin’, read all about those loop antennas we use to chase broadcast band DX. Then come back here to post your comments, if any.
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In this week’s Surfin’, read about a Web site that determines how well your signal gets from here to there. Then come back here to post your comments, if any.
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In this week’s Surfin’, read all about the ARRL 600 meters/500 kHz experiment on the abandoned maritime band. Then come back here to post your comments, if any.
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In this week’s Surfin’, discover how you can obtain an excellent piece of test gear for the ham shack. Then come back here to post your comments, if any.
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This week, Surfin’ covers a number of topics including RTTY contesting, antenna simulation software, verbs, and nouns. After you read this week’s Surfin’, come back here to leave your comments, if any.
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Today, Chen, W7AY, released cocoaNEC 2.0, an antenna design and modeling program for Mac OS X. It is free and is available for downloading from Chen’s web site.
This week, Stan searches for a tree guy and some new aluminum to replace the old. Read all about it in this week’s Surfin’. After you read Surfin’, you can leave your comments back here.
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I was up on the roof this morning (before it got too hot) checking out the weather station and radio station installations.
I replaced some tie wraps that broke off a couple of cables.
The 2-meter APRS digipeater vertical Diamond antenna has a noticeable lean towards Europe, so I checked it out. I tightened the bolt that is supposed to prevent the lean and it improved it a bit. The base of the antenna is still a little loose, so I will have to revisit the problem on a cooler day.