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Good evening again:? ? ? I forgot to add the graphics to the weak non IoA from last night. Sorry. John

Good evening:? ? ?Some very weak non IoA from last night. John

Salvador:? ? ?Good job! I think I captured the same. Good to have some solar to show. John

Good evening:? ? ? ? ? Solar from today. Some pesky RFI. ? ? John

Hi, Solar event Today. Regards Salvador

Good evening:? ? ? ? ? non IoB I think. Nomenclature selection opinions welcomed. ? ? ?John

Here's some lackluster Io-A from the 6th. -- Dave

Good evening:? ? ? Weak IoA from 12/06/2024. John

Adding to the excellent John Cox recording of the N event. Here is what I saw of the Io-B N event from Gainesville, Fl Jupiter was a bit beyond the 3-dB point of my antenna to the East. I also had a

But a catch :)

I have used EZNEC (and ELNEC before that) for a few decades.? It was written by Roy Lewella, W7EL, and for years he sold it at a modest price.? He has now retied, though, and made his latest and

Thanks, Dave, AB7E, for you pointers. I stayed clear of the "high gain" issue as I thought that should be obvious. But, evidently, not so..... Again, thank you. Dave - W?LEV [email protected]>

There is a fundamental dichotomy here in this entire discussion.? While a wide bandwidth dipole may perform adequately for somebody depending upon their criteria, there is no such thing as a high

Yes, EZNEC is an antenna design / evaluation application. Even a 2-wire folded dipole has a nominal feed impedance of 300-ohms and is inappropriate to feed it with 50-ohm coax. Dave - W?LEV

Not the best catch ever. Sabine -- Germany Standard time: UTC +1 hour

Oh darn, only a non-native speaker can do that! I associated the "polar" to the "N-event". :-( Sorry, Tom! Thanks for the tip, Dave! And thanks to Tom pointing out the interesting publication. Sabine

Claudio, Many thanks for the reply.? Please excuse my manners, I should have apologized for not speaking Spanish before launching into? English!! I speak a little Greek, but no Spanish,

Interesting. Thanks. John

But my EZNEC model shows 1.2 kΩ at the feed. That would require a 24:1 broadband transformer plus balun. I don't believe it is useful with 50-ohm coax at all! I sent out the EZNEC analysis earlier

Really nice N event trains of S-bursts, John! -- Dave