Reg Wrote "Am I right in assuming not any old Tom, Dick or harry can write one. Unless you have done a course on how to structure etc. Then your not deemed a competent person to do so? Reg

The issue of competency is probably the biggest issue here. Almost any adult can be deemed a competent person for the purposeof carrying out low level tasks with instructions. To do a risk assessment

Gents, Chris and Andy are both essentially right, but acouple of other points need to be raised. The use of a calibrated hazard meter is essentialfor an assessment of the safety of the work

Hi All, I should be on from home for most of the event, so please add me to your list Peter. G4BEL JO02BI Cambridge 23cm 300w 1.5m dish 13cm 60w 1.5m dish 9cm 50w 70cm dish. 73 Roger

I couldn't dispute Andy's argument in a free-space environment, but in an indoor environment, you also have to factor-in reflections, which can cause large variations in field strength. Incidentally,

Hi All, I will be working till 5pm, but will be happy to join in when I can - At present only QRP on 23 cm from home - 10W to 4x23ele - I doubt the PA will be ready by

Somewhere in my junk boxes I have a 23cm clover leaf which I made in the 1980s for mobile use. It worked surprisingly well. If your friend can't find the VHF Comms article, I'd be happy to lend it

Hello folks, It's now the time to dust off the microwave gear that you've not been using since last October! The UK Microwave Group's first contest of 2006 takes place this coming Sunday, 23rd April

I am sure that there was a clover leaf antenna design in the 1970s vintage VHF Manual from the ARRL. Jonathan ON/G4KLX

VHF Comms 4/1979 has a 23cms Big Wheel (clover leaf?) antenna article in it by DD0QT..do you want a copy? 73 de Chris G8BKE Web Site:- http://www.qsl.net/g8bke/index.html Hi all A member of

G3at@... wrote: I don't have 1973/2, but there is no reference to the Clover Leaf article in the 1973 index. I do have 1979/4 which has 'Big Wheel - An Omnidirectional Antenna for the 23cm Band'

Am I right in assuming not any old Tom, Dick or harry can write one. Unlessyou have done a course on how to structure etc. Then your not deemed a competentperson to do so? Reg G8VHI

Gents, Chris and Andy are both essentially right, but acouple of other points need to be raised. The use of a calibrated hazard meter is essentialfor an assessment of the safety of the work

Sri - can't help - took a look at VHF Comms website, but no filesavailable, or back numbers, unlike BATC! Regards, Mike, G3PFR

Mike Not the copies that Rowland requires - unfortunately

I thought we had a lot of old VHF Comms in the library cupboard - what'shappened to them? Regards, Mike,G3PFR

Hi all A member of our Club(MIDCARS) is trying to find information about a CloverLeaf antenna for 23Cms he built a few years ago form articles in VHF Comms - hasanybody got a copy of the articles or

This si a last chance offer for someone to come and take it away, before its chopped up to make room for a 1.9m lightweight mesh dish..... Its heavy (200lbs) and needs to be put onto a low bed wide

Ian Lamb wrote: Nowt wrong wi' t'North tha naws.. Ah wuz born up 'ere o'coors. Peter, G3PHO

Hi All, I received the following e-mail from Ross ZL3DC re: an MML432/50, if anyone can help Ross please let me know and I will put you in contact. Hi Ian, I am trying to fix a Microwavemodules