Number of entries: 1282 Number of pages: 129
<< First  |  < Prev  |  104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114  |  Next >  |  Last >>

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: Tom LeBlanc From: Portland Or. E-mail: Contact	Hi Paul I Love This Site What A Grate Job.My CALL SIGN IS W7TLB. 73,Thanks Admin reply: Thanks for the post Tom. Hope you come back often. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 7, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: Alex Garibay From: Wrightwood, CA...USA E-mail: Contact	What a very cool site, lots of great stuff. THANKS.. Admin reply: Thanks for the post Alex, glad you like the site. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 6, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: IZ0KBA	73 Admin reply: Thanks for the post. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 6, 2009

Submitted by

Comments:

Name: N0UJJ From: Minnesota E-mail: Contact

Great site! Can't believe how many other sites use this info and why I haven't been here before. I even have some of this info on My iTouch! Great stuff and thanks for maintaining this site so well! 73--- Tim and happy holidays!! Admin reply: Thanks Tim - for the post and the kind words. There are a lot of HAM sites that use the solar banners-so many that I had to cache the image for 10 minutes as it was sending my server over the edge. I'm glad you stopped by, and please come back often, as I add items all the time. Happy holidays to you as well! 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 4, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: ben From: california E-mail: Contact	brill Admin reply: Thanks Ben   Added: December 4, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: Alan Shaw From: Liverpool UK E-mail: Contact	Quite brilliant,lots of interesting stuff to ponder.As we say here (the best thing since sliced bread).Well done.. Admin reply: Thanks for the post Alan - and also the kind words. I like sliced bread! I'm happy you stopped by, and hope you return often, as I add items all the time. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 4, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: ralph frelin From: portage,mi. E-mail: Contact	i`m just learning how to use and a few things here.and i really like your site.please keep up the great work. and may GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS... p.s. merry christmas. ralph Admin reply: Thanks for the post Ralph - I am glad you find the site useful. And a Merry Christman to you as well. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 3, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: Wayne Wilson From: Hastings New Zealand E-mail: Contact	This is the best site on the whole web for Amateure Radio Thanks and 73. Admin reply: Thanks for the posting Wayne, and also thanks for the kind words. I am very happy you find the site useful, and hope you continue to come back often. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 3, 2009

Submitted by	Comments:
Name: sandipan sinha From: kolkata, India E-mail: Contact	its a very excellent site to have more info about solar activity,and setreo mission. Admin reply: Thanks for the post Sandipan, I am very happy that you find the site useful. 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 2, 2009

Submitted by

Comments:

Name: Ken Kaelin From: Chicago, IL suburbs

Private post. Click to view. Admin reply: Thanks for the post Ken - and glad you like the setup. As far as satellite operations - a steerable antenna is so much better. You can try what I used for over 10 years - two TV rotators! You need the one with the hole all the way through for the mast for elevation (Alliance), and anything for azmiuth. I used ALLIANCE TENNA-ROTOR and a Radio Shack. Azmiuth is easy N-S-E-W. For the elevation, W was level with ground, N was 90 deg up NW was 45 deg - you ge the pic. I worked every sat - even the HEOs at that time with no problem. And I used the Arrow dual band antenna without duplexer so it was small - total cost used from EBAY - less than $100 if you shop around. Give it some thought - and 73 de Paul N0NBH   Added: December 2, 2009

<< First  |  < Prev  |  104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112 113 114  |  Next >  |  Last >>

Powered by PHP guestbook 1.6 from PHPJunkyard - Free PHP scripts