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Title: Mast Clamp Post by: WA4WAX on December 07, 2024, 09:47:25 PM ............Have an old bicycle chain?
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Short-Wave-UK/60s/SWM-1965-03.pdf Title: Re: Mast Clamp Post by: KD6VXI on December 08, 2024, 05:48:36 AM Cool idea. We use this method at work, dunno why I never thought to use it like this.
--Shane WP2ASS / ex KD6VXI Title: Re: Mast Clamp Post by: Dave K6XYZ on December 08, 2024, 01:30:03 PM Interesting application of bicycle chain segments....I'll bet it works great!
Next thing I knew....I had read most of that magazine! Also on page 48....I noticed that UK operators had to 'license' their transmitters to an address...likely a holdover from WWll. Hopefully...that is no longer required. For me...that mag was an enjoyable read for a change....dunno if there is anything like it today. Title: Re: Mast Clamp Post by: Jim, W5JO on December 08, 2024, 05:14:26 PM Also on page 48....I noticed that UK operators had to 'license' their transmitters to an address...likely a holdover from WWll. Hopefully...that is no longer required. Dave, do you remember when the FCC sent you two licenses in one. An operator license with your call and the address of your station, considered a station license. I forget when that changed, sometime around the elimination of log books. Title: Re: Mast Clamp Post by: Dave K6XYZ on December 08, 2024, 10:57:43 PM Also on page 48....I noticed that UK operators had to 'license' their transmitters to an address...likely a holdover from WWll. Hopefully...that is no longer required. Dave, do you remember when the FCC sent you two licenses in one. An operator license with your call and the address of your station, considered a station license. I forget when that changed, sometime around the elimination of log books. Hi Jim....yes...I remember that now that you mention it!...hahaha....been a looong time... |