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Participate in the June 22-23, 2019 Effort to Revive LSB 16
- Thread starter Rick330man
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Well folks: how about another organized effort?
I am thinking that the 4th of July might be a good option. From what I see of the solar predictors, there's no sunspot activity expected in the next few days. Waiting for the 4th - a day when many of us will have some time off - might allow an opportunity for some favorable sunspot activity to help us out.
What does everyone think?
I am thinking that the 4th of July might be a good option. From what I see of the solar predictors, there's no sunspot activity expected in the next few days. Waiting for the 4th - a day when many of us will have some time off - might allow an opportunity for some favorable sunspot activity to help us out.
What does everyone think?
Rick , ever try a jumper cable grounded to the base of your antenna & dropped in the water ? I had a 63' Ford Econoline Van , use to park on a boat ramp ( off season ) & clip a jumper to my van & drop the other end in the bay . It made a difference . IMO
I have tried that a couple of times, but never noticed it making a difference. Maybe someone more knowledgeable in the science behind it can chime in with some tips.
Had a friend years ago did the same thing from his Charger, Battery Charger clamp on
a 1/4" cable with a Bass boat anchor on the other end. He would park down by the bulkhead & throw the anchor into the bay & clamp onto the bumper.
Talked barefoot to stations from there that I could not even hear on my base less than
a half mile from that spot. The salt water in the Raritan Bay was better than having an
amp.
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...runna pile-up on 6m SSB