PA3CLQ's Leuke Linken Nr. 401
PLL 400 consists of several deliveries with URLs from the previous PLLs
Jan P. PA3CLQ
Daniel Davis: Book of the Telegraph, 1851
http://mysite.du.edu/~jcalvert/tel/morse/morse.htm
73, Skip
REM :
See attachment pse, Morse.htm
Jan pa3clq
Dear friends If you have strange keys or something like that to show it on the sites below
http://www.qth.at/dm3da/morselabor/
http://www.qth.at/dm3da/collection/
Pse send it to
Wire antenna question
Ah! Here's a fellow user of #26wire, Paul. If a reasonable catenary is left in the antenna legs, wind doesn't bother such small wire.
Have a look at:
https://intuitiveelectronics.wordpress.com/
to see the arrangement at radio station VE7AOV.
We've had very high winds, documented on that site, and neither leg has blown down.
For those who need an antenna that doesn't bother the neighbo(u)rs, consider fine magnet wire like Paul's.
It's only 0.40 of a mm. That's hard to see at any distance.
Loss to resistance from skin effect at h.f. is NOT a problem contrary to what we were told years ago.
With magnet wire, the insulation is bonded to
the surface so there's no corrosion surface layer to cause I^R issues.
Neither leg has been lost here in any wind and, as Paul says, the stuff is
cheap anyway.
No Micro$oft or Apple products were employed in the production of this email and no horses were injured.
Regards,John Nightingalb
Code practice for a Mac
How about this:
73 /paul W3FIS
some keying help, please
Mike VE9AA
Beste mede amateur,
Dear fellow amateur,
In deze mail staat een link waarop het zeventiende DKARS-Magazine
is te downloaden.
This mail contains a link which
the seventeenth 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%20201511.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
THE VELOCIPEDE CAR
As for the history of the Telegraph
I like the enclosed poem –circa 1848 – which was inspired by Morse’s invention of the telegram
G.L.”Gren” Schrader, Former Order of Railroad Telegraphers (ORT)
The sideswiper was the last key that I learned but along with the semi-automatic key,,,,,,,,,,
it remains my favorite.
In fact when I first heard a sideswiper on the
air, I couldn't copy it, but after a minute, I started feeling the rhythm of
the code, and it started making sense, as soon as that happened, not only could
I read it, but I was hooked, I wanted more and more of this JAZZ.
That's what sideswipers are - they are the JAZZ of Morse.
N6SL sends Dixieland because of the time he spent in New Orleans, LA where he
was one of the premier Morse operators at famous maritime coastal radio
stations, Slidell (LA) Radio, WNU, the last remaining station of Tropical Radio
Telegraph's network of radio stations.
Do you think I'm on to something?
Cootie keys are like jazz?
Maybe the French Dyna sings like Edith Piaf singing "Hymne à l'amour"?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hymne_%C3%A0_l%27amour
You will love our little history section of our web page at:
http://www.sideswipernet.org/resources.php
masterfully edited by Yann, F5LAW, who sends such
beautifully clear music with his various sideswiper keys.
www.sideswipernet.org
73, David, N1EA SideSwiperNetGroup
73, your Editor PA3CLQ
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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: