Hello friends, I can get subtitles for the gentlemen! 73, Diego Braga de Morais PY1002SWL 2011/11/7 Robert Ross <va3sw@...> -- Diego Braga de Morais PY1002SWL Bom Jesus do Itabapoana-RJ

the engineer is concerned with improving the ground conductivity, in case that was a little toooooo cryptic ... Tony (VE3NO) ComputerViz, NYAA Starfest tonyward@... http://www.nyaa.ca I hear

As to 2J: sometimes all it takes is a determined Station Engineer with a full bladder eh Gary? BTW I see why Rob loves his T-615(s). It is a sweet sounding rig with amazing audio that just digs deeper

Hi Kevin, Thanks for your question concerning approved Ultralight radio models. For those having difficulty finding the "popular" approved Ultralight radio list that Kevin referred to, it is

I have spent a considerable amount of time trying to locate the full list of approved ultralight radios without success. Comments on the Internet say it's in this group in the Files section, but I

Gary...You need to move to the Land of the Eskimos if you wanna keep warm.......I coulda sat out there in Shorts this morning!! Strange weather for us this time of year!! Northern Manitoba musta been

OK Steve.....nice to see he makes it out to the left coast as well! I was quite surprised to hear him as I wasn't really looking for Lowfers...I was just scanning the high end looking for rogue ndbs!!

Jerry Try this link for an Excel spreadsheet. http://www.angelfire.com/mb/amandx/forms.html Randy

Hey Phil: Good to see you working on the FSL front! I have found this equation to be almost spot-on for predicting the air-core inductance of a circular

I hear his monster signal out here in NE Oregon most any night he's on, but not using ULR gear. If he's really running 200 watts ERP, that's a huge radiated signal. The guy near the coast in SE Oregon

Hello All, Rob wasn't the only one tracking down new Ultralight NDB's last night, along the results (and weather) here on the Left Coast seem to be freezing up. After two frigid hours in the 37

Gary...I believe we have a Member of the ULR Group in BRAZIL...Maybe a couple of members??? Sorry I can't remember his name at the moment.......Maybe he had something to do with the Construction of

Hi Guys: I received a reply from Bob Raide W2ZM , the operator of 503 WE2XGR/6 Beacon in Penn Yan , NEW YORK. A Rather short Reply...but he does confirm the 200 Watts erp Power. (Actually 2 KW into

Hello All, A Ferrite Sleeve Loop antenna (apparently composed of 63 Russian surplus 200mm x 10mm ferrite rods) is demonstrated very effectively in the video posted at

Check out DX Engineering at DXEngineering.com. I've been using some of their beverage antenna resources for a few yesrs now. I highly recommend them. Great tools for ULR dxing. John Washburn Newport,

FM Dxing: ULRs vs Microtelecom FM+ Recently I had the opportunity to test some ULRs against the Microtelecom FM+. The FM+ is a software defined FM broadcast band converter that requires the Perseus

I also use Excel for my logs. You can see one at WTFDA here: http://www.wtfda.info/showthread.php?5078-Kugellager-s-Logs I think a lot of people use Excel...just might not do it the same way. I

Hi Guys: I did a little more detective work on this station I heard last night and came up with this..... Station is operated by Robert Raide W2ZM in Penn Yan, NEW YORK. Reported Power has been 200

May want to try wrapping w/ 28 AWG first to experiment withlength, then use the information to inform length decisions in using the muchmore expensive Litz wire… From:ultralightdx@...

Hi Guys: Up early and out on the deck for some Sunrise Beacon Dxing!! Absolutely beautiful out there with a temp of 52 Degrees F........Way above average for this time of year...especially first