You can gain about 1/2 db in power by making a full wave antenna. 18 feet on each side. You could use wire nuts to connect the wires. Fill them with rubber cement or vaseline for water proofing.

so brilliantly , simply brilliant love from Canterbury uk❤

Traductor. En. Pantalla. Spanic

I was the first one there when opened first crest member they had it up on the dining room wall William Edwards

Very nice demonstration. Thanks for posting.

I'm making one too! RPi Pico as osc+mod, next up is filter, then amplifier! Using loop

I have a different washer, but I just found I have the same issue. Gonna order the part and install it. Can't fix the old weight because it was plastic filled with cement type crap that crumbled and fell out.

It makes me happy knowing Tom Cruise is probably a RHP fan

More old stupid ham bs junk riggs.go buy you a dam antenna.

Seems &T amateurs in the UK live in two storey houses where most antennas are easy to put up.

this is the only recording i know of with Oriental Fantasy from Aziza having drums and other instruments (38:00). Is there another?

101 inches

M1107… 25 years later and I’m still conflicted.

I love this song so much, ty for uploading

Your connections arent very good, the wire is a bit corroded. Clean up the wires and join with solder if you can. Did you measure the SWR, it seems your radio can do that. If possible, try half wave length of wire, or even full wave (11meters or so) for better radiation...

I was there 2005-2006 and mentally and physically abused daily. I ran from the place and got away. I would talk to the other boys there that would cry themselves to sleep at night and tell them not to believe the abuse. The bruises will heal and there parents still love them. I remember one boy cried himself to sleep at night , every night because they convinced him he would never see home again and his parents hated him and only believed what the elders would tell them so he better listen and do everything they said

Could be a bad mic

You can talk to opposing polarization but there is some attenuation

The fence is not serving as a ground. A proper earth ground (even if you wanted to ground an antenna) must, by NEC code, be connected to the AC mains ground rod. Even a true ground rod (which there shouldn't be a 2nd one anyway) pounded into the ground won't do anything to help an antenna...and is actually making the antenna an unintentional lightning rod. If struck even nearby, it would run to wherever the wire is connected and fry it. You were correct when you mentioned a counterpoise, which should be several feet long and not connected to any ground but should be connected to the shield of the SDR receiver. Counterpoises mostly affects transmitters on the HF bands where they need a good SWR match. Receivers are much more forgiving. In your cases you simply completed the other side of the antenna as you mentioned (as in a dipole). By the way, the mistakes people make about grounds goes back to the old radio days when they didn't have the third prong on the AC plug. Fun fact - All modern ham transmitting equipment has this, so it is a misnomer to think a separate ground rod should be installed outside a shack. In fact, connecting gear to it is one of the most dangerous things one can do. Enjoy the SDRPlay. I have one just hanging out in my junkbox, and they can be great for their sensitivity.

Awesome

godt job

Stop ✋ rigging everything 😂😂😂😂

Why do you rig it 😂🎉😂😂😂

Place is a hellhole.

I was in New dominion back when the twin towers fell. I was just comn back off a home visit. I was in the group GOOOODDD MORRNNINNGGG KINUNKA. was placed there by DJJ. It was cool sometimes until there was a group meeting 😂😂😂 or we missed stackers and had to eat back at camp site. It’s crazy how some things will stay in our mind for the rest of our lives

I'm going with variometer. Variometers have the coils aligned like this. It's basically 3 coils wired in series. As you rotate the knob, the 3 coils align giving max induction and as they are rotated away from alignment, the inductance decreases. The typical variocoupler will have the inner ball/coil mounted at roughly 45 degrees to the walls of the outer coil, and the shaft also at an angle, but not always. A variocoupler is a variable **transformer** rather than inductor. You can rewire a variometer to act as a variocoupler, but it's not as effective.

You rigged it 😂😂😂😂😂😅😅😮😮

ФЕДЕРАЛЬНОЕ ГОСУДАРСТВЕННОЕ УНИТАРНОЕ ПРЕДПРИЯТИЕ УПРАВЛЕНИЕ СТРОИТЕЛЬСТВА и°30

Very useful giveaway. Good video too.

Dude, you’re about the deepest person I’ve ever seen, you reach down deep bro that’s good I wish I could do that. I’m such an animal such an idiot.

What if I took the ground wire and put it into the 3 prong ground hole of an inside electrical outlet?

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Makes pretty much no reception difference. Its just compensating for your crappy antenna setup with the wire indoor next computer and other noise sources.

Very cool way to monitoring radio..

I was in panaka in 94 to 95 hard but some of the best memeries of my life

4:04 kills me

thanks Patricio nice job 10/4

how far you can reach with that set up?

Holy Jesus! It's the first I heard this live version, many thanks to share this version with us! <3

My God dude is a straight up beast on the guitar 🎸!!! Holy shit!!!!

What software program are you using?

put some shoes on

look for tl2t antenna for dx. but first Fix the micropfone.

This Is Wonderful !

This is the best version I've ever had the privilege to listen to, truly an honour

Modulation!

Did you calibrate the NanoVNA?

Some use an RG-59 or RG-6 instead of the 58. By the way, how and what gadget did you use to hook up you rig to have that waterfall and everything to your laptop?

get that antenna higher and your swr will drop

Hey Patrick! Do you have an instagram account or any other way to send you a direct message? Love the home made antenna content.