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Hello Jack, Thanks. I found references to those and intend to follow up. That is part of the "way forward" I mentioned. Once upon a time, before there was an IBM PC or Apple at my house I started to

Bill: If that fills the bill, great. If there are some "programming gaps" you feel need more detail, take a look at the reviews on Amazon for Beginning C for Arduino to see if you think it might help.

Hi Jack, I have "Arduino for Amateur Radio". It has not only helped with a better understanding of programming and using Arduinos (and microcontrollers) but points the way forward. I have ordered more

Now Ozarkon is on my bucket list..... may try to make it part of a visit to Oklahoma City and visit to relatives. See you next year. The two new hams I took with me this year are infected and getting

Mornin' Dave: Thanks, again, for the kind words. Personally, I think FDIM should be on every ham's Bucket List...it's a great event with a bunch of really nice people. That, plus being right on the

Jack, Yes, that was a compliment. Also enjoyed your humorous and instructive talk at FDIM. Keep up the informative instruction and assistance on these sites. Ham radio (and other hobbies) are pure joy

Bob et al, I will be going to Prescott early Sat a.m.? Then I'll be going over to the school just off of Fain Rd and N Robert Rd to see an old group that I used to fly R/C gliders with and will be

Hi fellow AZ ScoQRPions, I am heading out to Prescott this afternoon. I want to attend the balloon launch by the Arizona Near Space Research (ANSR) group at 0900 L tomorrow morning (Sat 01 Jun). I

Well I finally got my email working again so I'm late getting this out to all of you. THIS SATURDAY IS BOTH THE PRESCOTT HAMFEST AND THE REGULAR AZ SCQRPIONS MEETING AT FUDDRUCKERS, I17 AND DUNLAP.

Thanks, Bill...appreciate the kind words! Which one did you get? Regardless, I hope you continue to enjoy it! Jack, W8TEE

Hello Jack, I noticed one of your arduino books and, having been disppointed by some other book purchases, I borrowed a copy through our interlibrary loan. I ordered my own copy. Your writing style

first trial, backyard, 12V supply to my ATS4A, EFHW sloping upward to about 25-30' at the far end.

We agree. The question we're trying to answer is: How much are we giving up with a ML verses an EFHW (or other) antenna? If we get the time, we might also test against a vertical, too. Any ML is a

We haven't yet, but will likely do so. Jack, W8TEE

Ahhh...another one who discovered how much fun programming can be!! Thanks for the comment on the book...I think? Jack, W8TEE

I want to be on the list for your latest book. Darn you! I was satisfied with what I did and didn’t know about ham radio until you started writing those Arduino books. Dave K8WPE David J. Wilcox

Are you testing this using WSPR ?

I would anticipate there would be a significant difference in efficiency between 20m and 40m with 40m about 6db down on 20m. Hard to see getting positive gain over an efhw so presume this was for 20m?

Lloyd K3ESE writes: Glad you got it tuned. Tuning a multi-band antenna always takes some work and piddling around. That SWR will get you out fine. 72, Paul NA5N

I finally got a clue, and hooked this up to the EFHW multi-band tuner I'm building the antenna for. In tune mode, I now have between 1.2 and 1.5:1 on all three bands.