Okay for ON4KST GPRS access via a laptop. http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Brand-New-Novatel-Merlin-G201-Data-Card-Retail-Packed_W0QQitemZ130001666207QQihZ003QQcategoryZ96912QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Think it depends on the area Neil...some are photographed in higher detail than others. You'll just have to move QTH ........again! 73

Try UK postcode into this http://local.live.com 73

Congratulations to Pat Hawker G3VA on his award of MBE for Services to Radio Communications in today's Queen's Birthday Honours List.

Any pictures Dave? 73 de Chris

Mention here too of a possible increase in the use of links at 60-100Ghz. http://www.electronicsweekly.com/Articles/2006/05/23/38747/Ofcommullsraising24GHzpowertransmission.h tm

Yes thats the stuff I currently use but even in the fridge it goes off after a 18 months or so and you are left with 90% of it which is no use. C

Anyone know of a cheap source of SMALL quantities of silver loaded conductive epoxy for sticking microwave leadless diodes in place? Most suppliers seem to sell it by the bucket load at huge cost and

Bob, I have used this dish with a the dual mode feedhorn for 10GHz http://www.qsl.net/g3pho/horn.htm and also a dual band feed horn for 10 and 24G albeit not "in anger" out /P! However with both feeds

Hear hear Peter! ;-) C

Come on then Andy...take the bait! 73 MJW wrote:- "As all that these devices need to be are an attenuator, a diode detector, a temperature monitor, an ADC and a USB interface, perhaps someone could co

A useful device for your own antenna range measurements? http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/HP-415-E-SWR-Meter-415e_W0QQitemZ7613996801QQcategoryZ4678QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem 73

Yes please for the hot lunch....happy to contribute. 73 de Chris G8BKE Web Site:- http://www.qsl.net/g8bke/index.html

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 our Club(M

Sinequanon...1.00 each http://stores.ebay.co.uk/Sinequanon-Surplus-Electronics

There was a a thermal mount using "micro-bulbs" in VHF Comms 2/88 and also a thermal mount using thermsistor beads in 4/1983. I built the latter and its not too bad but found it's only really good for

Its seems with the dying out of the 10kHz output (and I wonder how long the 1pps will be available), it seems to be a case of "buy now" to avoid disappointment in the future......!? 73 de Chris

You could engineer the RS232 output on the module ...I think it needs a MAX232 device ...and then use a downloaded prog off the Internet, like Syntac, to monitor the NEMA output which will show on is

Can anyone help with a value for the horizontal boom spacing required between two, 35 turn helices, to give effective combining at 1700Mhz. There seems to be quite a range of values given in web artic

As John highlighted it looks like the link should be:- http://www.microwaves.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/solfan%20notes.pdf 73