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| Steve |
| stephen(at)calig(dot)co(dot)uk |
Location:
Castell?n, Espa?a |
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Great to have a chat yesterday, Andy. As you can see, e-mail is back up and running after I followed your advice, deleted everything and started afresh.
Hope our paths cross again soon.
Greetings from sunny Spain.
Steve EA5FJF
P.S. Great web site!
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| Mike Radcliff/WV8MR |
| skihardmike(at)msn(dot)com |
Location:
West Virginia USA |
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Nice web site. Nice working you on 14.180.5
Hope to work you again soon. 73's Mike
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| Chris Quarton |
| chris(at)g5kc(dot)com |
Location:
Flaxton, North Yorkshire |
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Andy,
Just wanted to say that is was good to hear you & work you on 20 metres. cracking signal into N. America from your QTH. Your Website look great. Keep up the good work !
73
Chris
G5KC
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| Phil |
| m0vey(at)aol(dot)com |
Location:
- |
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Hi Andy, Excellent site. The antenna info certainly helped me. I have been operating 160m with a homebrew helical up at 40' for over a year now. I have made many "inter G" contacts. I was delighted to be able to contact Canada & the USA with this antenna on the dx window. My secret weapon for noise reduction is a 3' copper hot water tank, buried 4' in the ground & connected up to the antenna ground system. It has reduced my background noise level by 2 s points on Topband. The homebrew loop works a treat on 20m & 17m.
Main radio here is a kenwood TS870 with a TS830 of 1981 vintage as backup. I purchased a TS480SAT in 2006 for mobile. Apart from the homebrew antennas I have a full size 80m Carolina Windom. I can be found most evenings on 1.972 from 18.30 hrs.
Regards,
Phil. m0vey
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| Marcus |
| w4zan(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
Clarkton, NC USA |
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Hi Andy,
Very nice page, I enjoyed the pics and the write ups on the guys and gals.
I've known most of them for a good many years now, and Murtada the (Turkey) is always a pleasure along with Salim that I haven't heard in while.
Dave (K3LP) is a fantatic DXer and always enjoy working him all over, as we all know he enjoys DXing.....Tony is the backbone of the group along with Walt, without those 2 the group would not be the same...
I hope to meet you one of these days, I have a strange schedule of operating times but who knows might catch you on 80 meters one night.
Keep up the good work !!!
73 Marcus, W4ZAN
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| Roffe |
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Location:
- |
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 Thursday, 25. January 2007 10:18 AM
Just had to sign your guestbook...
Did you ever play the Lemonhead version of Mrs Robinson?
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| Charles |
| charlie(dot)debbie(at)btinternet(dot)com |
Location:
Barnsley |
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Great site Andy, enjoyed the items very much indeed. I hr you quite a lot on HF depending which way you are beaming of course. Take care and kind regards,
Charles M?OXO
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| Gary Wilkinson M3OGZ |
| contactgary(at)btinternet(dot)com |
Location:
Durham City |
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Hiya Andy,
Great site and the Shack looks well built by the Photo's!
Just Licensed in June 2006 but already work in Broadcast Radio on Metro Radio and the Magic Network as a Presenter under the handle of Nick Jordan.
When I get the HF side sorted I'll try to catch you on 40 or 80.
73,
Gary/Nick
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| 56) |
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| keith |
| trukkka(at)aol(dot)com |
Location:
middlesbrough |
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nice site ..has re-kindled my interest in ham antenna projects "again"...going to try the 160m sloper as i have an old big stik laying about somewhere and even though it gets me any sig out on top band primary mode will be cw !
ps hope u like the pic..vy73 de keith 2e0jkd
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| Don |
| druokonen(at)hotmail(dot)com |
Location:
Baltimore, Maryland USA |
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I really enjoy practical antenna designs that do not cost a fortune to build. I have an English piblication "More Out of Thin Air" antenna theorey, design, and construction and feel that it is very helpful. World Radio Books also publishes a $12 book call "The Esay Way" HF Anetenna System by J.M. Haerle which is excellent for new and seasoned amateur radio operators. The USA approach seems to be throw a lot of money at antennas and of course this works if you have the money and land for such projects. However many hams do not have hugh budgets and large lots. Kepp up the good work. 73 Don K3PRN
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