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Perhapps, you might want to l@@k at your antenna too

Purple Heart, and no CAB???? RIBBONS can be worn on the right side if no medal is made for them, I wear a presidential citation on my right while displaying medals on the left.

Not everyone agrees with that linked info. it certainly is incorrect as it does not include the I squared R ground losses and efficiency data...

My guard cat in dfa bushes

You might "hear" that, but, the facts are otherwise. Even the arrl's own survey states that only 5% of Amateurs are concerned with HOA restrictions. The APA is backburnered at the arrl, after the "new wave" of elected directors took office.

Typical whining Amateur comments, with the usual leftist political comments.

FWIW,.............. this link works properly, but the link on your QRZ page just gets a time out error message. © bluebison.net Timeout. Please reload page to continue Reloading doesn't work either

I get six boxes delivered every month by UPS. They are all sent from the same location and date. The last 3 months I got 3 boxes delivered. told the driver I would see him again tomorrow. sure enuf , the missing 3 boxes arrived the next day. Bottom line: if you won the lotto and had a multi...

My Gauwd,............. volted handy talkies..................:ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

Jus Sayin https://pacificlegal.org/the-fccs-ham-radio-license-requirements-are-unconstitutional-its-time-to-fight-back/

"Dan"????? Oh, you refer to the alcoholic in Tn. I was at the Shelby (Memphis) swap meet a few years ago, "Dan" was drunk at 10:00AM. Walking around with a large soft drink cup that you could smell the cheap whisky from 10 feet away. He needs to "go away".

perhaps there is more than one 360FM model

There currently is not and will not be an FCC charge for a failed element. in fact, the FCC will never see the failed element result. Only a VEC is required to maintain a record of failed elements. There is only one (remotely possible) method for the FCC itself to have results of a failed...

Technicians do not have FM privileges on 10 meters. Get a real Amateur radio. They aren't that expensive

The aa650 does not require any calibration, however if you want to do the OSL routine, it is best done with the actual coax you will be using and "OSL"ed at the disconnected end. Yes, any UHF connector (or an N connector @ the higher freqs) will be seen as an "impedance lump". The effect, while...

"...Uhrig, meanwhile, pulled out his VHF/UHF handheld with the thought of setting up FRS Channel 1 as an auxiliary frequency, but without the manual at hand, he wasn’t able to execute the channel setup. " Jus Sayin:oops:

The original tubed used DC @ 33 volts, they were later changed to AC.

Well then, you should know that tuning for a "low" SWR will actually decrease the antennas efficiency. Just how does "tuning an antenna" change the return loss?;) As the efficiency increases, so will the VSWR.

That's not an SDR receiver, its just a spectrum analyzer.

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