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good job ron. Had a 703+ once. nice little rig. Now have a kx3, even better performance.
When I get it back from a complete re-alignment and install of the ni-mh battery charger, going to play out on the patio with the alex loop walk-ham. a portable mag loop which works really well from 40 through 10.
Gary Lee
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On May 11, 2013, at 3:13 AM, Ron Miller <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> agreed, but my fist is really rusty.
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> Ron Miller
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> Subject: Re: Encouragement for apartment dwellers
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> I think Florida helps, but the 6 meter work is E skip, when its there, its
> there. If you run CW, you multiply your effective signal by a factor of 10,
> because you can be received in at least 1 tenth the band width. a 5 4 9 CW
> signal can be quite readable. If you live in an apartment, its certainly
> worth learning the code. If you live in a house, its certainly fun and
> useful to learn the code as well. I have never wanted to run power, and
> with CW I never have needed more than 100 watts.
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