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Date: Friday, 04 April 2014 09:43:50 UTC
From: dave (G0AYD)
Hello Julian,
I was born in workington and left the lakes in 1966 when i joined the forces,i never returned as things down here near Salisbury had better opportunities.Ive just recieved a qsl card from you from 2008.seems like it must have walked here!!!!. Ive just bought a k3/100 and sold all my radio gear to get it and am really glad i did.ive also a K2/100 which i built way back in 2006 and never gone wrong..Sorry to hear about your circumstances.Good luck Regards Dave G0AYD..
Date: Thursday, 27 March 2014 18:01:25 UTC
From: Adrian (F5VLY)
Once again i find myself browsing through your website, it is really excellent and a credit to you.
Hope you are keeping well and maybe will bump into each other on the air one day.
Kindest regards Adrian
Date: Saturday, 22 March 2014 18:45:02 UTC
From: Andrew Moulton (KG4AFY)
Great site. Good information on stealth antennas. I don't have a need to go stealth, but with limited antenna options at my home, these are great ideas.
Date: Thursday, 20 March 2014 01:41:50 UTC
From: David Christmas (VK4DJC)
Home page: http://vk4djc.webs.com
Great site....73's David
Date: Sunday, 16 March 2014 21:11:57 UTC
From: Will (2E0WHN)
Looking at your loop it says to use a 250pF capacitor.
I have a 500pF capacitor and was wondering if this would also work along the same way as your loop article on your site?
Any help would be grateful.
Date: Sunday, 02 March 2014 16:34:23 UTC
From: Etienne (ZS6ZA)
Home page: http://www.qrz.com/db/zs6za
Hi Julian.
Fantastic website! I keep coming back to it for information and have recommended it to many other Hams! Keep up the good work.
73
Etienne
ZS6ZA
Date: Sunday, 02 March 2014 02:16:54 UTC
From: Susan
Hi Julian,
Many thanks for your excellent articles on stealth operating, and especially on how to handle antenna issues. Much appreciated here in Seattle.
73,
Susan
Date: Tuesday, 18 February 2014 08:06:19 UTC
From: myles (VK6ZRY)
http://en.agreetao.com/taobao/view/id/19818697949
found a cute portable atu
Date: Friday, 24 January 2014 08:37:30 UTC
From: Tom (K9FX)
Hi Julian,
The WSPR work you've done at 20mw is very impressive! Also appreciated your review of the MFJ loops. I have similar antenna restrictions to yours and am now much more optimistic about setting up a stealth station and seeing what is possible!
73's,
-Tom
Date: Saturday, 11 January 2014 01:08:28 UTC
From: Paolo (SWL-I3.67175)
A long time ago in a place far, far away . . . . I had programmed a software in GWBASIC & DOS very similar at VOAProp. in the followed years I have always promised myself to move it to Windows, but because of my laziness. . . . . Good, now I have found VOAProp. Very thanks Julian!
Date: Friday, 03 January 2014 13:10:08 UTC
From: nicke
Home page: http://www.akka-rov.se
Hi, is it possible to use a LNB as some kind
Of downconverter?
From 1700mhz to 137mhz?
Ore other useful parts from old dvbs receiver?
Date: Thursday, 02 January 2014 06:10:35 UTC
From: Ralph (VK2FRLT)
Congratulations! A very informative website. Keep up the great work.
73
VK2FRLT
Date: Wednesday, 01 January 2014 22:55:21 UTC
From: Martin (OK7MS)
Home page: http://ham.marsik.org
Hi Julian. I have what is probably a "stupid" question about your QFH antenna for NOAA reception.
Every article I found specifies millimeter accuracy. Your howto specifies 221.6cm for the longer loop and 122.15cm for the short halves.
But here comes the question. Is the space needed for soldering the wires accounted for? When you connect two wires, there has to be certain amount of overlap. And when millimeter accuracy is needed, the size of the overlap matters.
Thanks for the website, it contains a lot of interesting information.
I was a bit saddened by your linux article though. I understand the software choice argument and agree with it, but there were too many inaccuracies there about the support for binary distributed software (there are Linux Standard Base, /opt and .local mechanisms..) and you never mentioned the distribution's name.
Date: Friday, 27 December 2013 07:10:38 UTC
From: Duane Cook (NL7X)
Tnx for all your interesting hints and contributions. I hope your health is improving. Seasons Greetings to You and Yours from the Tropical Alaska Interior!
Duane
de Nl7x
Date: Thursday, 19 December 2013 19:36:38 UTC
From: Nicke
Home page: http://www.akka-rov.se
Hi
New at this,LEO stuff,
Built your design of qfh and it works fine!
When/if you feel like view my result pictures please do, and comment.
I need feedback :)
Date: Tuesday, 03 December 2013 19:42:50 UTC
From: Terry Morris (KB8AMZ)
Hello Julian, nice stealth setup. I have been QRP operator since 1986 when I received my Novice Ticket. I still own my 1st rig, Heathkit HW-9.
Sorry to hear about your distaste with Linux. I run Linux exclusively and only use Open Source Software in my Amateur Radio hobby. Linux has come a long way since you abandoned it in 2008. But to each his own, just as in this hobby. Some of us like HF CW and some HF Phone, and others only anything above 30 MHz which is one of the principles that makes this hobby so great.
Hope to catch on HF QRP CW someday. 73 OM de KB8AMZ, Terry
Date: Tuesday, 26 November 2013 14:11:22 UTC
From: Mark Richards (K1MGY)
Julian,
Thanks so very much for your VOAProp software which I discovered this morning while looking for information on the Beacon network. It's brilliantly done and quite a contribution to Amateur Radio.
Your morse training tool is also well done. Although I am naturally proficient my son is just learning at age 11, and I do think this will be of help. So thanks for this, too!
I read of your tumour trouble with sadness and send you my cheers and best wishes.
73,
/mark
K1MGY
Date: Saturday, 23 November 2013 23:14:23 UTC
From: Steve (VK4FEEL)
Thank You very much for your propogation predictor very rarely is it ever mistaken, has helped me get some hard to get countries and QSO's.
73's VK4FEEL Steve
Date: Monday, 28 October 2013 17:49:56 UTC
From: Fred Bergman (AE2R)
Thank you for all of the work you have given to the world.
May God bless you
73, Fred
Date: Tuesday, 22 October 2013 05:23:46 UTC
From: Vincent POLIS (KC3AFY)
Thanks for the website. I have been searching for info on this type of ham radio operations. I am a new ham and this site is a real boost for me.
I dont have a lot to spend on a new rig and was thinking about the Yaesu 817 for a base station and portable work...plus I have attic space! So 5 watts is possible to work the world!
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