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DDMMM UTC 18Jan 00:02 must be a thurday nite before contest everyone is resting there amp s (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 23:35 KF7NN Laszlo, sounds great! (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 23:26 gonna run down for a bit BBINAB (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 23:12 i dont have a 6m amp YET... i was looking at the 150mhz ratings, im going lmr600UF i think its only twice as bad loss as ldf4-50 but i only need about 25 feet per antenna to connect to the hardline. (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:56 KF7NN Laszlo, its only good for 4.24KW at 6 meters so may be a problem for you. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:55 KF7NN Laszlo, the LMR 600 is only .5 db per 100 feet loss at 50 Mhz so not bad spec. The hard part is the N-connectors and installing them on the coax. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:53 rrugated hard-line cables. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:53 KF7NN Laszlo, LMR?standard is a UV Resistant Polyethylene jacketed cable designed for 20-year service outdoor use. Thebendingandhandlingcharacteristicsaresignificantlybetterthan air-dielectric and co (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:52 KF7NN Laszlo, was running an 8877 on 6 meters then. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:51 KF7NN Laszlo, that should be quite a site. We had a 6 meter antenna back in my youth that arced between the DE and the boom creating a blue flash in the sky at night. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:50 im working on melting my lmr400 at the top of the tower with my new beko (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:49 i cant say but its made out of the same material lmr400 is. (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:48 KF7NN Laszlo, How is the LMR-600 for UV protection? We have bad UV here in Denver at 5280 ASL. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:44 connectors and install. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:44 KF7NN Laszlo, I may have to go that route. The Ecoflex is $3 per foot - not bad, the N connectors and putting them on 3 20 foot jumpers is the rest. Guess that is what you pay for commercial grade (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:42 jumpers? i was looking at lmr600 and it wasnt too bad like about $1.19 a foot (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:40 FYI I priced out some Ecoflex 15 jumpers for my new antennas. Cost more than an antenna. Crazy. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:40 we could do without any precip for about 3 months, its just a mud pit in th yard (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:39 Sunny here but snow for Friday night and Saturday. We need it in Denver but they have good snow in the mountains for skiing (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:38 its ok i guess, snowing right now a little bit (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:37 Laszlo - my fat fingers (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:37 KF7NN Laszlo, GA Lazlo - how goes it in VA? (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:36 good evening (KF7NN Laszlo VA FM07xs 184.21.45.117) 17Jan 22:13 K9VSW Mike, OK Mike - have good afternoon (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:12 OFF PJ (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 22:12 Shuting down here...73 Paul (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 22:11 Had one decode on 313 from DN23 earlier and that was it (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 22:10 K9VSW Mike, ok - not much here now - saw KC0RF calling CU7AA at 20:00 hrs. Not sure what he was hearing. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:08 NG here (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 22:08 K9VSW Mike, Hi Mike - how's FT8 doing this afternoon. (NO0T/6/QRO Paul CO DM79lr 136.29.27.30) 17Jan 22:06 Clear 313 (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:55 CQ West 313 DF2000 (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:54 73 Larry (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:54 cul (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:54 QSY 313 (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:53 You lit up PSKr for sure (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:53 the moon will be up till after midnite (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:53 K0TPP Larry, Thanks for try...You need to get On The Moon. Make sure to take extra Oxygen (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:53 stoped (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:52 yes 1.5 kw (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:51 215015 -2 7.6 1508 & K9VSW K0TPP EM48 Most of your decodes Minus so I'm sure I'm not doing so great (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:51 tuff time of day (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:49 Or trying to run ;-) (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:49 214845 9 1.7 1510 & K9VSW K0TPP EM48 Running (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:46 214600 8 3.7 1492 & CQ K9VSW DM76 (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:45 70 Deg (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:44 ~ CQ 1st ~ 260 ~ (K9VSW/DESERT Mike NM DM76el 216.158.248.88) 17Jan 21:41 catch me in the am some time (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198) 17Jan 21:41 ok, latter then (K8SD Barry WI EN52et 24.241.239.244) 17Jan 21:41 no i about ready to play on the moon (K0TPP/2/6/222 Larry mo EM48rk 71.81.147.198)
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