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I am only allowed 10w on foundationHow many Mega-watt?
I would just like to say
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Great!!I just paid for a second hand radio, should get it by the time my licence comes through
all sorted out and rarin' to go!!
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I am only allowed 10w on foundation
What sort of range would that have then?
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So radio "MOLXXX" will reach how far?I am only allowed 10w on foundation
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On the HF frequencies using propagation I should be able to get most of Europe and the east coast of America. I have ordered a 7m vertical antenna and with that on the side of the house I hope to get out ok.
It is called QRP and it is quite popular with folk to see how far they can get. I have started my studies for the next licence which will give me 50w
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If I get a Yagi it can give you 3db gain so that would give me an e.r.p. of 20w - I will have to wait for that as I have spent around a grand on kit so far
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Blimey! Its nearly as expensive as owning a Landy.If I get a Yagi it can give you 3db gain so that would give me an e.r.p. of 20w - I will have to wait for that as I have spent around a grand on kit so far
Blimey! Its nearly as expensive as owning a Landy.
Bet it dont break down or give problems as often though
.J
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The transceiver was not that expensive, it's all the other bits!Blimey! Its nearly as expensive as owning a Landy.
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We have it in all rooms except the kitchen and utility.Doesn't everyone have coving in all rooms in the house?
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I guess ours don't have it unlike the rest cos the builderer thort that only the serving classes would be going in there!!Or you have to keep up certain standard's dear sir
(In 1983?
don't fink so!!)
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No but it may leak rf hence getting the spectrum analyserAhhhh!!!
but does it leak oil?
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"RF",No but it may leak rf hence getting the spectrum analyser
Is that like EP90?
Or more like ATF?
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Feck me!!!No but it may leak rf hence getting the spectrum analyser
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/te...f-signals/coupling-and-leakage-in-rf-systems/
I'd rather have to change a gasket!!!
No matter how "nonideal" it may be!!!!
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Its a bit thin and slippery so ATF is closest..... Basically if the radio frequency power leaks or gets back to the radio, it can damage it. It also can cause interference (EMI) with other devices. As a licence holder I am bound by law to test and adjust if anything happens. Ofcom can shut you down and revoke your licence"RF",
Is that like EP90?
Or more like ATF?
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Ouch!Its a bit thin and slippery so ATF is closest..... Basically if the radio frequency power leaks or gets back to the radio, it can damage it. It also can cause interference (EMI) with other devices. As a licence holder I am bound by law to test and adjust if anything happens. Ofcom can shut you down and revoke your licence
Don't want that!!
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I was a bit slow in typing my replyFeck me!!!
https://www.allaboutcircuits.com/te...f-signals/coupling-and-leakage-in-rf-systems/
I'd rather have to change a gasket!!!
No matter how "nonideal" it may be!!!!
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glad to know my neighbours know how to park
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