Hi Paul, It is a circular FM (88 to 108) antenna. Yes, the QRM goes away with no antenna connected. I realize not a great antenna, hut I did decode the ISS on packet today with it. Thanks for your

George, What antenna you using for that range, and does it go away with antenna disconnected? -- Paul Jones - NN4F EladUSA Email:

Please see the attached picture. One will note the large amount of signals (I call it it interference) displayed across the portion captured. Does anyone have a clue as to what might be causing

Heavy nylon fishing line followed by thin woven plastic rope followed by the real stuff followed by the wire. (Works with a slingshot.) {^_^} On 20210810 07:21:49,

Are they ghouls or something? {+_+} On 20210810 06:27:45, Tom Crosbie G6PZZ wrote:

I'm wondering why they keep making the sign of the cross on themselves all the time. (Um, s/sain/sane/ ?) {O,o} On 20210810 04:53:19, Siegfried Jackstien

There is a fishing line called Power Pro by Shimano. The 0.76mm stuff has a breaking strain of 95kg and does not stretch. It weighs next to nothing, comes in moss green and is very stealthy. Don't

Indeed, Fishing line is very light. Simon Brown, G4ELI https://www.sdr-radio.com

Allan, Hamish, GM4SFW knows a pilot who has a simple way of doing this. Several antennas were placed in high trees. If I remember correctly the reel of fishing line was mounted on the

OK Tom... fortunately my kids are all well established and won't be demanding house room (and the XYL is G3SGL so can't really complain can she!) and thanks Tracey for reminding me of Youtube. Just

Apologies Allan, I forgot you were the Radio Museum! I'm on my own now in a 5-bedroom modern house. The second floor is one large attic room, half guest bedroom, half shack. I no longer TX but I have

not a drone but a tennis ball launcher (spudgun) a drone with 4 propellers and a fishing lne ... hmm it maybe could work (or end up with a drone tangled in fishingline falling into the tree) ... but

Not far off our current house Tom 2 actual bedrooms 4 more for radio collection plus conservatory (=2nd workshop + around 50 more radios) Double garage = main workshop + a few hundred more radios and

tom ... why a guests room?? an air mat in one of the FIVE shacks is enough :-) Am 10.08.2021 um 14:38 schrieb Tom Crosbie G6PZZ:

I make Allan's house as follows: Cellar = Workshop 1 Bedroom for Mr and Mrs Issacs I bedroom for guests 4 bedrooms for radio shacks split HF,VHF, DATA, SWL Tom G6PZZ And just in case no one has

Hi Allan Well our house is abit more modest! But wish i had not started stripping! 1/2 done..so much mess, sore hands etc.. BUT some finished and sooooo much better..idea is to get best £ for house

He'll be first to swap water out of his water-cooled PC for cider. You've seen his loops, a slightly different type of nutter. I just hope when he moves he will have the budget for a few acres of

Years ago I decided to strip one side of a pine door in our 1724 house. I used a blowlamp and weighed the peeled off paint when I'd finished just from interest as there was so much. It tipped the

Too Late Simon Even now got a name for the bespoke garden furniture/ art ( made from reclaimed metal and wood.) Got swans giraffe etc here in back garden .. “Hand crafted by an idiot” Simon

Two sain simons... Now guess what happens when they meet for a beer in ferryboat inn... Muahaha :-) Am 10.08.2021 13:15 schrieb Simon Brown <simon@...>: