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Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a
vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X. |
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On Sun, 01 Nov 2009 15:39:10 -0800, dave wrote:
Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X. What part of Russia? |
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![]() dave wrote: Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X. If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power! |
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![]() dave wrote: Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X. dxAce wrote: If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power! This, coming from a dxDufus who hasn't made a CW QSO in years and probably decades. Do as he says, not as he does. Bwahahahahaha... |
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dxAce wrote:
dave wrote: Actually, my ERP is less than 40 Watts, because on 20 meters I have a vertical dipole and 75 feet of RG-8X. If you'd learn the code you could work them with even less power! If I wan to use CW I can tell my computer to send and receive CW. I still might learn the code, so I can work the world from an Altoids tin. |
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