[NJARC] NJARC Digest, Vol 93, Issue 4

[Walt Heskes]

Good points all, Al. Will there be a master antenna available for use? And can we dim the fluorescent lights for the duration?
Thanks,
Walt de w2mq 

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>   1. DXpedition Update (Al Klase)
> Gang,
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> Just a reminder the 2012 DXpediton is the activity for Friday night's meeting.  The main goal in to listen to radios on into the night.
> 
> We had some feed back from last year's event:  The meeting room, 9032A, is quite acoustically live.  So listening to "quiet radios," crystal sets, one tubers, etc, amid the din, is nearly impossible.  Please use  headsets, rather than speakers, if possible.  Also, we will provide places in the Museum for quiet listening, and try to enforce sound discipline.  A number of the museum's radios will be online for your
> edification.
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> Don't count out shortwave.  The sun spots are back, and we have appropriate antennas.
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> Questions?
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> See you there,
> Al
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> Al Klase - N3FRQ
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