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Latest Posts
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| Mast Gounding | pwolsko | on 4/6/14 |
| The NEC defines what is a ground electrode and a sewer pipe is not listed. The proper way would be to install a ground rod. The NEC also requires that ALL ground electrodes be connected to the main house electrical ground electrode as described below in Section 810.21 (J): 810.21 (J) Bonding of electrodes. If a ground rod is installed to serve as the ground for the radio and television equipment, you must connect it to the power grounding electrode system with a minimum 6 AWG conductor. The bonding of separate system electrodes reduces voltage differences that may develop between them. Bill |
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| radio help | KI6KIS | on 3/6/14 |
| If you plug in a headphone do you hear audio? Bill |
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| Plus or Minus QRM | kn0ji | on 23/4/14 |
| It means to move up or down from the "noise" on the specified frequency. The "noise" could be atmospheric or man-made (someone on the frequency?). Bill |
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| Re-Tubing Galaxy V | K9BW | on 31/3/14 |
| I have restored many old radios over the years and I never came across what you experienced. I don't know what to make of that? Bill |
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| Re-Tubing Galaxy V | K9BW | on 31/3/14 |
| I have restored many old radios over the years and I never came across what you experienced. I don't know what to make of that? Bill |
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