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A quote from Barry in the Wirral:
I remind you that I live in
a bungalow at the bottom of a hill and surrounded by tall trees, and the
pictures are the best I have ever had.
I enclose a picture of Noaa15 at 0918
on the 7th of August just one of many excellent results
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From Frank Garrett in Chichester
QFH installed on 70 foot tower with 125 feet of satellite
cable and no preamp.
I have tried the setup
with and without a preamp and find the latter the best, with a preamp the ALC is
overloading on the RX2 and I get severe pager interference on Channel 5
(137.850) without the preamp the signals are more than adequate and no pager
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| Duncan in Sunny
Ilfracombe on the N Devon coast, England
Well Paul , What more can I say ,
I received the QFH yesterday morning and got to work putting it on my mast
with the preamp inline , The antenna outperforms the turnstile by miles
the pics are faultless and I get uninterrupted passes from horizon to
horizon
The antenna is on a 45ft mast
with timestep preamp |
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| The
New NOAA-17 11:07 GMT 25th June 2002 (Day after launch)) |
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this image shows very slight pager breakthrough at the top of image see
below for Duncan's comments
I have stopped the slight pager
interference by moving the mast over the garden 20ft or so.
Image below after moving QFH |
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Image below kindly sent to me for
inclusion by Pauli Nunez from Spain
Check out Pauli's web site click
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