SnoVARC, As of late we have been experiencing disruption of the club's repeater by an individual. We refer to this type of person as a "jammer". This Jammer typically disrupts the repeater between

Shawn and Julie will be there as well. --Shawn --K7ATA

Please add Carolyn and Howard to the list -- ************************* Howard E. Mahran WA1HEM (425) 864 - 5104 *************************

I will be there.

Ralph and Donna on the list please.

Paula and I will attend! -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget to smile and have fun!

Hi All, Please use this thread to confirm your attendance at our annual holiday party and how many. The Ixtapa Redmond Ridge reservation is for 6 p.m. Ordering is off the menu, and separate checks, no

I never thought of using ladder line like that. Great idea! Thanks! Sent from ProtonMail mobile

Bengt-Erik - Awesome! Thanks for the explanation on the different 400's. I'm still working out how best to get my first HF antenna up and running. Howard -- ************************* Howard E.

I'll look when I'm back home. I may have 100' of excess. Worth noting that while DXE does occasionally stock LMR400 (a product by Times Microwave), most of what we buy is "DX-400." They are both

http://www.arrl.org/shop/ARRL-Antenna-Book-Boxed-Set/ What say you, fellow SnoVarcians? -- ************************* Howard E. Mahran WA1HEM (425) 864 - 5104 *************************

If that part is from the base it might just be the center pin connector for the wire part of the antenna. What model antenna is it? Sent from ProtonMail mobile

Good question. I had thought it was from the end of the feedline cable but if it’s a pl-259 magmount then it could be from the antenna mount point. Which is it, Rowland? -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget

Did you take the antenna off the mag mount? Ken

It looks like it could be the center of a SO-259 to N adapter...except the pin on the N side looks a little short. Do either of the nylon insulators move?

The internals of a so-239 female to bnc male adapter? Maybe a higher res photo with a ruler for scale might help... -p W7PFB 73, Don’t forget to smile and have fun!

Does anyone know what this part is. I do not recognize it. It was on the end of Kathy’s mag mount antenna on the PL259 connector. Thank You, Rowland Brasch Rowland

I looked and 213 seems to be cheaper than lmr400 ultra flex. At 30mhz 400 loss is 0.8 and for 213 it's 1.0 both per 100 feet. I'm using 213 for hf and lmr400uf on my scanners and vhf/uhf because it

I will second the suggestion on direct burial coax. Two of my feedlines are direct burial LMR-400. The ultraflex stuff is a lot easier to handle but also more expensive. For HF work it’s worth

3 for dx engineering. Also agree with ultraflex. I vote for the pl-259 connectors. They're supposed to be good up to 300mhz iirc. I only use N for my scanners above uhf. If you can spare a few