[NLRS] Re: Microwave activity day - July
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Wed, 2 Jul 2003 00:51:50 CDT
I'm open both days. However, Lenny and some others
are only able to be on the air Saturday.
Who wants to go where? I am willing to run south to some of the
sites I've found near Northfield. I could act as tour guide again
for those sites or could show who ever wants to go how to
get to Red Wing. I would like to work Mel at some of his
SE MN sites at the same time, but he has family obligations.
73, Gary WB0LJC
On Tue, 01 Jul 2003 23:54:43 +0100 Donn Baker <[email protected]>
writes:
>Hi all.
>Saturday is "Microwave Activity Day" (1st Saturday of the month).
>We've
>sort of moved that to Sunday to allow some folks to participate that
>couldn't otherwise.
>
>So, is there any intrest in trying to do something either Saturday or
>Sunday ? WX looks "ok" but not great for both days. Actually, having
>to
>rain to thundershowers in the area might be useful. Jon, W0ZQ and I
>found
>the rainscatter QSO last week to be VERY interesting. And
>surprisingly easy.
>
>At uWave Update several years ago (1999-Dallas ?) two papers (Tom
>Williams,
>WA1MBA and Sam Jewell, G4DDK) had papers which put forth two heresies
>re:
>rainscatter on 10 and 24GHz (my term, not theirs): 1) use vertical
>polarization, not horizontal, and 2) use FM (narrow-band) as well as
>SSB/CW !
>
>Lets think about it, and maybe do something.
>
>73 Donn
>WA2VOI/0
>
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