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Yep. I'm a moderator here, mainly vetting new member's first posts to make sure they're on topic. Having moderators spread around the globe helps get posts up while others are curled up in bed sound

Terry, you don't need to jump in right away.? Owners and Moderators can be inactive if they need to.? Take care of yourself first! Chances are that Steve set the group up with a handful of other

Another thought, initially I installed my loops with the bottom of the loop at 10 feet. I removed them to stabilize the support pillar before a nasty thunderstorm with high winds was forecast and?

Thanks to everyone for the advice, name here is Terry. I'll read the linked articles after preadmission testing later today. It is a bit of a zoo here right now.

Also, I need to mention there are the Manuals. Getting Started manual - /helpcenter/gettingstarted Members Manual - /helpcenter/membersmanual Owners Manual -

FYI, it's worth noting that a large number of members of these groups do not access them via email.? They visit the group's website, when they get around to it.? Therefore, it might not be a good

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Hang in there as moderator (sorry, don't know ur name). I moderate several platforms and once you get the rhythm it's as easy as the schedule you have for brushing ur teeth. I check my groups and

Is there a place where group owners/moderators can chat? I'm new to this (so new it's embarrassing) and there are so many things I need to learn. Like what's allowed/disallowed, is there a way to

Welcome to the group (or nuthouse). You could do much worse then to purchase an assembled loop PCB from Everett. I purchased a pair of his older boards and they've provided 2 or 3 (maybe 4) years of

Guy Mengel N1GMM wrote: That is slightly disturbing, but maybe it's not what you might suspect.? Perhaps he is more a listener on the airwaves, than one who transmits, so didn't need his license.?

Greeting to everyone. I have been a lurker/reader of this forum and finally have a contribution. Check-out ===> *http://www.sonic.net/~n6gn/OSHW/ <http://www.sonic.net/~n6gn/OSHW/> * to see some of

Thanks Mike; It is a nice paper he wrote. I hope he is ok as his amateur license expired over a year ago. Best 73 Guy -- 73/ Guy, N1GMM Web Presence: Withywindle (

I don't know how I missed that...it may be a result of trying to watch too many discussion groups. ! I had several conversations by email with Andy over the years and found him to be a real

Another option for the ends of a loop made using soft copper tubing is shown in Chris Trask's article here: /g/loopantennas/files/ShieldedLoopAerialsRev0.pdf Figure 35 on page 22

Hi All, Long time reader. I enjoy this group. First post. My health is lacking. I walk with a cane. I will leave it at that. Antennas must must be low to the ground as I cannot climb or put up

Here is the Mouser link to the surface mount transistor version

Fred, I'm not re-inventing the wheel, just trying to ascertain if I have the correct tyres.? Sometimes it's challenging and interesting as a hobbyist to try to DIY a project rather than simply buy

Bernard, I believe you will need this version of the 2SK932: 2SK932-24-TB-E 73, Prasad VU2PTT. [email protected]> wrote:

Chris, why do you want to re-invent the wheel? From Everett, N4cy you can get naked or assembled boards. Steve AA7U has posted the appropriate circuit diagram and bom. Suitable transistors had been