@CMcKayFL you're right, the wind made it squirm all over. just a temporary uni directional reference, altho it did fine on uhf tv digital stations, about 4. good to hear from you Corey. E
Raised a spur- o-the- moment Antenna, in the dark, rain and cold. stuffed wire n xformr in half inch pvc pipe, strapped to pole and lashed to Eve. Why not do this in nice weather? vhf scanner on air!
@M1HAX 14mhz can be fun, 1 of the few freqs. that transmits ground waves, space waves, and will do dx skip on E, F layer with a beam ant. very sensitive to antenna types. my grandpa wandered Wales, but Im sure he activated more bottles of Rye than radios. haha
Friday late lunch/party food. Raman with 2 eggs n a wee drop of the Fire Dragon. hard to take Antennas seriously at 43F outdoors! you cant taste the Turmeric..:) E
I just changed my name/username on this account to keep better track of myself, coming and going. the thumbnail is the same loopstick, so its really me. trying to make all the soc. media stuff consistent. I dont have multiple personalities. at least not yet.-Edward
@19WAC3067 thanx for the AD from 48, I still have my NC- 57 short wave radio! probably more hours of fun w it than anything else I own. didnt know it was that old. Edward
@K4KHOMetroATL I enjoy the heck out of my G90. its a bit heavy, gets warm, but all the built in features saves cables and messes. great ATU, CW trainer n reader, noise filters, n signal display. take a break, chew the rag on 10m ssb! Edward
@Gary104DX you know how to do it right, Gary. looks like radiator is more than 10 feet off ground, & more rf ground surface than radiator. always best for 27mhz. we just recently got FM here in US. I haven't tried it yet, but audio sounds nice. thnx . Edward
@30SV086 nice! Midland waz always a joke in the US, cause all we could get were bad quality Asian built AM models. didnt know those FM/SSB units existed. thx. Edward
@ea4eoz good survival item to collect/ hoard. I dont know if anyone is manufacturing them anymore. great reference, analog gear, QRP, educational. steel n bakelite is more common here. transparents r great for custom gear. thnx. E.
@JL1VNQ I enjoy those eye tubes very much. many numbers still available. I think originally made in USA, but then in many other countries also. good wide band sensor n indicator.
thanx fir pic. Edward
@drmna_info Now, they have to give you written permission to speak for them, w. any of the local authorities, medical, etc. You have tonnes of paperwork & research to look forward to! If thier not emancipated any time soon, u still get all the bills! hehe :) E
@drmna_info ya, some of that recording was done for marketing, effective audio for low end car radios, portable transistors, and AM top 40. any analog recording is great listening on various equipment. we coveted AAA LPs. :) Edward