Pattern and Match

by VE3VN

Monday, May 25, 2015

Look North (and West)

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We are now well past the equinox and into summertime band conditions. Although the solstice is 4 weeks away you may notice that the sunrise ...
Wednesday, May 20, 2015

Exploring the W6NL 40 Meter Moxon with a Model

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W6NL (some time ago) came up with the idea of making a 2-element rotatable yagi for 40 meters that uses no loading coils yet is no larger t...
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Monday, May 11, 2015

Unexpected Absence

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When I wrote last month that my rate of blog posts might decline over the next few months I did not expect it would hit so hard so fast. Th...
Wednesday, April 22, 2015

Good Conditions

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The past week has been cycling between very good and very poor propagation conditions on the HF bands. The high solar flux (~150) is a plus ...
Wednesday, April 15, 2015

Spring Checkup

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It took a while for spring to arrive in Ottawa. Yet it is now here and the snow is mostly gone. This gives me an opportunity to climb and in...
Sunday, April 5, 2015

Improving the 2-element Connected-radial 80M Parasitic Vertical

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In my earlier article on a 2-element parasitic vertical array for 80 meters I made no attempt to optimize the design. That was put aside in...
Wednesday, March 25, 2015

Buying a Used Yagi: Hams Ripping Off Hams

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I described my research into choosing a tri-band yagi in a series of articles last year (2014). The antenna I eventually purchased was not...
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Thursday, March 19, 2015

Radial Topology Options: 2-element Parasitic Vertical Array for 80

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In this article I want to look further at radial topology of vertical arrays for the low bands. In an earlier article I looked at the impac...
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Ron Schwartz
Licensed since 1972. My main interests are CW DX & contests, on HF and VHF. Having fun is more important to me than winning. I build and design towers and antennas, create hardware and software devices to run my large station. I often play with QRP. I am a firm believer in lifelong learning. My hope is that others will enjoy the blog as much as I enjoy writing it.
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