My radio reaches from here to there ,point A to point B
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Farthest 11 meter DX contact and equipment used?
- Thread starter Sonar
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i'll have to blow the dust off the QSL cards...where are they??
You glued them to the backs of the Pokémon Collectors Series.
(SSB) Antarctica and multi (SSB), AM Australia from NJ. I found them!!
Holton ks. to Melbourne Australia
DX95T, Turner +2,
homebrew j pole @ 20ft
38 lsb
9200+ miles
DX95T, Turner +2,
homebrew j pole @ 20ft
38 lsb
9200+ miles
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Nebraska to Guam
38LSB
Washington
KL203
Penetrator
38LSB
Washington
KL203
Penetrator
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Seattle to Australia 38LSB
Cobra 148GTL
Sirio Tornado 5/8-wave vertical
Cobra 148GTL
Sirio Tornado 5/8-wave vertical
1994ish Christmas Eve..
a FT-980 at 50 watts and a 3 element Yagi around 30 feet above ground..
28.459mhz
Puerto Rico to New Zealand..
we talked around a hour..he sent me a QSL card..
a FT-980 at 50 watts and a 3 element Yagi around 30 feet above ground..
28.459mhz
Puerto Rico to New Zealand..
we talked around a hour..he sent me a QSL card..
SoCal to the Great Lakes region, about 2,000 miles
stock Uniden 980SSB on 38LSB at 10 watts
2 foot SuperFlex on a hood channel mount on a Ford van
stock Uniden 980SSB on 38LSB at 10 watts
2 foot SuperFlex on a hood channel mount on a Ford van
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San Antonio,Tx to
Victoria, Australia
8888 miles
Cobra 139XLR
Midland 757 into
Ameritron AL80
getting the signal out with a Sirio Boomerang antenna mounted on a painter's pole. 12 feet high to the feed point.
That and mother nature helping out a lot.
Victoria, Australia
8888 miles
Cobra 139XLR
Midland 757 into
Ameritron AL80
getting the signal out with a Sirio Boomerang antenna mounted on a painter's pole. 12 feet high to the feed point.
That and mother nature helping out a lot.
Wow some of these are phenomenal.
Late 90s in high school, the night before Thanksgiving up till 5am jabbering. I worked southern Australia and Hawaii on 27.225 AM with a Ranger 2970 driving an Ameritron AL-811h.. with RCA's in it! And I wasn't on the 3 element beam. I was on the Maco 5/8 wave. About 80 feet in the air. Was rag chewing with locals and they could hear me. Neatest part was I could turn the Ameritron off and the Hawaii station still copied. On AM.
Yup. My folks sucked in their own way but I got to do anything I wanted when it came to radio.
That was a legit setup for a Freshman in high school. Worked my ass off for it all too
Late 90s in high school, the night before Thanksgiving up till 5am jabbering. I worked southern Australia and Hawaii on 27.225 AM with a Ranger 2970 driving an Ameritron AL-811h.. with RCA's in it! And I wasn't on the 3 element beam. I was on the Maco 5/8 wave. About 80 feet in the air. Was rag chewing with locals and they could hear me. Neatest part was I could turn the Ameritron off and the Hawaii station still copied. On AM.
Yup. My folks sucked in their own way but I got to do anything I wanted when it came to radio.
That was a legit setup for a Freshman in high school. Worked my ass off for it all too
While not as impressive as some of these stories once I was running a yard sale in my front yard and had a stock Cobra 29 with a Firestik IBA-5 indoor antenna throw ed out on the lawn on top or a piece of sheet metal and talked 2 states away with no Amp. About 700-900 miles away and no skip conditions. My Grand-Daughter was as surprised as me. It helped feed my CB sickness ! LOL