PA3CLQ's Leuke Linken Nr. 407
Beste mede amateur,
Dear
fellow amateur,
In
deze mail staat een link waarop het achttiende DKARS-Magazine is te downloaden.
This
mail contains a link which the eighteenth DKARS-Magazine is available for
download.
De
Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society is een stichting die de belangen wenst te
behartigen van ALLE radioamateurs binnen het gehele Koninkrijk der Nederlanden.
The
Kingdom Dutch Amateur Radio Society is an organization that seeks to represent
the interests of ALL radio amateurs throughout the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
Namens
de Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society wens ik je veel leesplezier nadat je op
deze link hebt geklikt:
On
behalf of the Dutch Kingdom Amateur Radio Society, I wish you pleasant reading
after you click on this link:
http://downloads.dkars.nl/DKARS%20Magazine%20201512.pdf
Wil
je in plaats van een PDF te downloaden het Magazine on-line doorbladeren?
Dat kan ook, ga dan naar deze link:
Want to download a PDF instead of browsing Magazine on-line? This can also go to this link:
http://issuu.com/pj4nx/stacks/908f8b31fac742848591b9f65d971397
73
namens de DKARS
Peter de Graaf
PJ4NX en PA3CNX
Secretaris DKARS
SKCC QSL Card design January 2016 for the time being at:
www.skccgroup.com/k3y/k3y_qsl_contest
Take a look at the LMR Quad from LMR Precision.
It will meet the advertised specs.
No tuner needed. $125 plus shipping.
Company
is a big supporter of SKCC.
http://www.lnrprecision.com/manual/EF-QUAD.pdf
Mike KL7HIM
J-38 Question
OK... So Every one of them seems to have it but of all the pictures I've seen on all the QRZ profile pages no one seems to use it.. So
What is the eyelet on the front-left of the J-38 supposed to be used for?
Why is it there and what is it's intended purpose?
73s & Enjoy! N4IVE - David Gale
REM :
To thread wires through to secure them when the J-38 was used as part of a practice system (that is what the shorting bar is for as well, though they were used in Railroad telegraph systems as well).
I have my cable fed through the eyelet, and then secured with a very small zip tie.
73 /paul W3FIS
REM :
The first week I had my station on the air (1961) with my J38, I removed that shorting lever !
I kept accidentally kept bumping it and sticking my transmitter on the air.
The first time I saw the plate on my 6AQ5 final (only) transmitter tube get red hot before I saw the shorting lever was closed.!
CW is Real Radio
73, John...K8JD
REM :
If you have a burned out DMM, it can be opened up where there is gold traces on the board.
Scraped some off and grind it between the j-38 contacts.
I haven't actual tried this. Just a thought.
73, kt4nn
REM :
The contacts on my J-38 appear to be coin silver or the like.
One of the old "point files" cleans them up nicely.
You want a square contact.
Mine got roughed up over the years by cathode keying vacuum tube rigs.
73 /paul W3FIS
REM :
Th eyelet on the base was for a cloth tie from the cord.
Actually,
it was the outer cord cloth cover when the conductors were removed.
It provided tension relief for the two conductors in the cord.
Proper name is "circuit closure switch" for wire line
telegraphy.
It remained for some time.
When the pivot screw is adjusted properly and the pivot is not worn, it will move, but not too freely.
A
piece of clear tape over the contact area can insulate it.
Regards, Joe, Marty & Sidney Pontek, V31JP/K8JP
P.O. Box 280, Dangriga, Stann Creek District (Hopkins Village) Belize
New to N1MM KXUSB cable were does it plug in
I have a Elecraft KX3 and Px3 and want to use N1MM in CW contests.
I cannot find out were to find the answer.
I have a HP running Windows 10 with 8K of memory.
I have N1MM loaded on OK.
Thank you for any help you may provide.
Steve, KK4JKQ
REM :
Your PC.
Drew
I have a LNR EF-Quad 10,15,20,40 meters,,,,,,,,,,,
-
200 watts - 65 feet - resonant on those bands I would be glad to let you have
if that would help you.
http://www.lnrprecision.com/endfedz/
Email
me for details, etc
Bill WB4DBO
REM : Wow !?
Hi Bill, I am the proud owner of four new pistols, FNS-9, Springfield HD Mod 2, (both 9 mm), one 22 single action and one BB pistol along with a Mossberg Patriot 3006 along with a 22 rifle.
I have owned since 1955 and a BB pump that I inherited from my brother.
I bought a 36" Gun Safe and built a save room.
I am in the process of fixing up the house to get ready for a Zombie attack.
I bought a comm trailer from TARS because its real owner decided he only has a short time to live.
(he is 69 and I am only 75 now, so I still have 20 years to enjoy it!
The trailer has a couple of bunks a radio room and some solar cells so will be good for a park with a community bathroom.
Been too busy with carpentry to get on the air much, but I hope to change that soon.
Willis 'Cookie' Cooke,
VP TARS 2016
K5EWJ & Trustee N5BPS
the URL repeated itself.
The proper address is:
Warren McFarland SlowSpeedWireGroup
Too
late? No, much too early
Dear Foxes, Hunters and QRP-minded radiofriends
Next Sunday and Monday 6 & 7th December
"The Home Brew" party
Foxes & Hunters are invited to “deploy" one (or more) of their “Homework" constructions definition of "home brew” is simple:
anything except a commercial "plug and play” rig ;-)
so : all kind of kits: fully or partly build are welcome ,"high tech" or "low tech” ? Everything is OK!
To all participants: please exchange additional info of the used “apparatus" (to make radiowaves )
Foxes are asked to upload this additional data in the "soapbox" pse do know during the H/B party participating with “non-home brew rigs" does NOT affect your score!
(see rules)
wishing Good Luck to all
best 72+73 Jos ON6WJ
PS
this evening ,on 3560KHz
Wim ,PA0WDW was testing his recently build 6V6 MOPA rig …good for a marvellous sounding RST 598 chirpy tone rprt
PA3BYW's SSN webpage updated
Hello
friends,
First, a merry, peaceful and musical Sinterklaas to you and yours cher ami
Durk.
The Windshield Wiper, WSW sideswiper made its entry in the Mildam Cootie Zoo:
http://www.sideswipernet.org/keys/pa3byw-keys.php#windshield_wiper
This would
probably work as well with windshield wipers from less prestigious brands than
Ferrari, ;-).
Well done Durk, keep up the good work and have fun!
Have a nice Sunday gents, merry Sinterklaas, BCNU.
73, Yann, F5LAW.
73, your Editor PA3CLQ
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