PA3CLQ's Leuke Linken Nr. 408

 

Independent Telegraph club CQCW invites you to join the club members.

Our organization is still very young, but already unites more than 350 (Today 11-12-15 391 (3clq)) radio Amateurs from 30+ countries of the world.

About the policy and the rules of the club can be found at our website:

http://cqcw.ru/

Download and unpack memberlist at:

cqcw.ru/cqcw.zip

E-mail to cq73@ya.ru Alexander (ALI) R6CN former RV6ANQ

 

Award programma CQCW

http://www.cqcw.ru/award20.html

Presidential Programm "The Great Inventors"

Applicant diploma must be fulfill the following conditions;

During the one day to collect 10 points, using any variants of suffixes of the letters M, O, R, S, E. (Only those letters)

Other letters must not be present in the suffixes !!!

Points for suffixes see table:

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Reporting period - from 21 September 2013.

Mode - only CW!

Conditions for SWL are the same.

 

LAVINA;

YOU POSSIBLY REMEMBER THIS LOCATION IN PARIS AND ALSO REMEMBER ALL THE

TRAINS GOING THRU PARIS,ONTARIO WHEN YOU LIVED THERE ??

I HAVE A BEAUTIFUL PICTURE OF THE CNR 6167 - TAKEN IN TORONTO YARD AND USE IT ON

MY COMPUTER AS A “SCREEN SAVER”.

GREN

In her last years the CNR 6167 steam engine was used exclusively for CNR Passenger excursions in Eastern Canada.

I believe CNR Tower Paris Junction was still in use and the dividing point between the LONDON EAST & LONDON WEST Train DISPATCHERS BOARD IN LONDON’ONTARIO in September 1963.

CNR 6167 has been preserved and is roosting at Guelph,Ontario

Gren Schraderg

REM :

Hello, i found nice pictures of the CNR 6167 on

http://www.trainweb.org/j.dimech/

See Google Earth also on street level

43,544735N -80,245886E

Steam Engine looks like in perfect state (2015)

Enjoy Jan PA3CLQ

 

B&O RR telegraph video

Hi All,

Apparently the B&O Railroad museum has a TV "network". Who knew?

Anyway, I came across the following six minute video you might enjoy:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Qh4F6xC6W0

It mentions the life of a Woman telegraph operator Abbie Vaughn.

The video is about half commercials but interesting none the less.

73, Chris Hausler SlowSpeedWireGroup

REM :

AARRGGH!!! What is that CW tone code doing in there?

Surely someone responsible should have known better.

Warren McFarland

Another short railroad movie (1915 silent)

This one is short, but kinda neat...
Go here:
http://archive.org/details/hazards_of_helen_wild_engine

Enjoy! Ed FB
SlowSpeedWireGroup

Endfedz

I can assure you, loss is something "all" antenna systems have.

It's only stupid if you don't know how to correct it.

I can also assure you there are no resistors in the matching transformer of the QUAD or the 10/20/40 multiband antenna by LnR Precision.

There is no mystery here.

It is a step up transformer with compensation across the input.

Simple dimple and danged efficient.
Most EFHW designs place a capacitor on the antenna side of the matching transformer, then it's tuned to resonate at one frequency.

The EF-10/20/40 has no resonant tank circuit on the antenna side.

We use a 150 pF capacitor across the coaxial 50 ohm side.

Old school stuff from a very knowledgeable designer.
    If you are really interested in learning the magic of the antennas, by all means contact me off list.

I love those types of discussions.

If you want to see what other knowledgeable folks have done to "unwrap" our antennas it can easily be found on the web.

This is one of my favorites:
http://www.hamradio.me/antennas/lnr-precision-ef-102040mkii-examination.html

He does a great job of demystifying the antenna.
But make no mistake, the losses are very low and much more acceptable than a multiband current fed dipole using a single coax feed and a tuner.
73 for now, Randy_KB4QQJ
LnR Precision Inc.
PS: Just for the record our web site doesn't say: P
wer Handling: 200W SSB/ CW 50W A.Mo"
It states: "Power Handling: 200W SSB/CW 50W A.M."
Randy_KB4QQJ

 

Experience

My take on antennas after 58 years on the air is that if you can get some metal up in the air and make your rig happy with it, you'll make contacts.

73 K9LJB

 

Spoel-wikkel-apparaat-van-een-hengelmolen

Reel winding device of a spinning reel

https://mancave.conrad.nl/bertos-spoel-wikkel-apparaat-van-een-hengelmolen/?utm_source=MCM2015wk50&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=mailing-link&utm_content=bertos-spoel-wikkel-apparaat-van-een-hengelmolen/

 

Make a clock

https://mancave.conrad.nl/tijd-om-een-klok-te-maken/

An CONRAD production

 

SSN = SideSwiperNetGroup invites you to join these Group

SSN have today 117 radio Amateurs from 21 countries of the world, See:

http://www.sideswipernet.org/participants.php

BTW, our pal Steve - W1SFR has spent several years behind bars.

Well, to make Torsion Bar Keys I mean, ;-).
Steve's latest creation, the Torsion Bar Portable Key, is built around an innovative short torsion bar mechanism and has an elegant design.

Have a look here:
http://www.sideswipernet.org/keys/w1sfr-keys.php#tbp

Want to be one of the happy few owning a TBP key?

Drop Steve an email:
http://w1sfr.com/contact/

Well done Steve, keep up the good work!
Have a nice day gents, BCNU.
http://www.sideswipernet.org

73, Yann, F5LAW.

 

73, your Editor PA3CLQ

 

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pa3clq@casema.nl

My simple website about Gigantic DF-Antennas

Part 1 "DF-Antenna Wullenweber Array"

Part 2 "DF-Antenna USSR Variants"

Part 3 "DF-Antenna USA Variants"

Next Part 4 "USSR OTHRA DUGA 1,2 & 3" at:

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