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@PD0SWL Hi Paul, seems to do a good job. I'm considering an AziLoop DF-72 for the near future. Also have the RSPduo for diversity reception, which works fine for the job at hand.

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@rafvz I also have this setup in use with 100mW and a 9:1 unun with 39m wire in an inverted-V configuration. Enjoy the holiday!

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@SDRPlay Please give SDRconnect the same waterfall quality as SDRuno. Like the dark mode and intuitive GUI, but as said, the WF is just blurry and lacks all detail.

[ON2RON @On2Ron]

@cybergibbons The non-professional edition is free. I don't mind the GUI, as it is very efficient and works with very small signals. Using it for over 12 years now.

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@cemaxecuter @ArkElectron @K9DefenseTech Did you have any luck with the controlling the Raspberry 5 original cooler?

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@PD0SWL Is Roelof still producing the EcoWhip? Good luck with your activities. The Reuter seems to please you.

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@ryzerth @User_RomanPort Glad to help, just give me a wink.

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@schast @lambdaprog I have those, but the Airspy Discovery + is marginally superior on Shortwave.

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@cemaxecuter Hope you can tame the beast soon. Waiting on my 4 Gb version to be delivered soon.

[ON2RON @On2Ron]

@PD0SWL Paul, de werking van de YouLoop en de Airspy Discovery in de Auvergne was subliem, mede door de rustige omgeving. Signalen sprongen gewoon uit de ruisvloer. Zelfs Bangkok met. op 8743 kHz. Een waar genot. Ben aan het denken over een project met dikke Cellflex.

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@G7Jtt @airspy_com I had this happening for years. When I went out searching for the culprit, I could locate the interference coming from a house 30 meters from my antennas. I stuck up enduring it for 3 years. Now this neighbour has moved away. All is quiet now, but do not know what caused this.

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Seems a nice design by Pieter. I hope this antenna can be commercialized one day.

[Pieter Ibelings @ibelings]

Testing the E-field dipole for 2-60 MHz. The signals are really strong with sharp nulls. The new board is powered through the coax. #hamradio #FT8 #Antennas

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@PD0SWL Paul, it has been a while, so I can't remember. The NDB band was very clean, tough. The beacons are very pronounced and there the noise floor was extremely low.

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@PD0SWL I have two of the development models. The newer one has a very low noise floor and signals are a bit less strong, but the SNR is improved significantly compared to the original miniwhip design from Roelof. Using the older miniwhip as the noise antenna in my diversity setup.

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@vu3obr Is there a webpage of this project, and which are the details?

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@Bheema4K @TechBurritoUno Some still do not yet understand that making electricity is a combination from all different sorts of devices combined, not only a single device.

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@PatrickPierre73 Still, the presence of the alu pole does affect the signal. I have experimented with all kinds of setups and hights over many years use. A non conductive pole, double or quadruple shielded coax and the use of several common-mode chokes and a separate earth does make magic.

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@g4bao Maybe Heata, based its development on old power hungry computers. I think by now intelligent folks have changed to newer energy friendly models. Only factory's and office blocks can use this technology.

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@SaltyWaltHudson Only to be used on transmit. For receive, it is a bad performer. It simply has a too high noise floor. Also, my cobweb 5 bander is marginally better on transmit and receive.