"Two is One, One is None"Quote <KA9MOT> : The Truth!
"I used to think people were attracted to me because of my charm and personality
but my doctor just told me it's because I'm so fat that I have my own gravitational pull!"
"The problem with posting quotes off the Internet is you never know if they're genuine."--Gen. George Washington at the Battle of Gettysburg, February 30, 1908
The noise blanker on the Corsair was designed to knock that particular annoyance right the hell out.
That is the first video I have ever seen of someone actually climbing it, shot in HD no less. The guys are a couple of goofballs but the array is still amazing even today.
"Two is One, One is None"Quote <KA9MOT> : The Truth!
"I used to think people were attracted to me because of my charm and personality
but my doctor just told me it's because I'm so fat that I have my own gravitational pull!"
"The problem with posting quotes off the Internet is you never know if they're genuine."--Gen. George Washington at the Battle of Gettysburg, February 30, 1908
Hell of a qrp antenna. I imagine that a wind gust from the right direction generates harmonics.Originally Posted by WR1O
I remember that signal real well. Amazing array.
Interesting. During the last couple of minutes, it looked like they were filming in Detroit.
I love the way they call it the Russian "HAARP". Only difference is HAARP is neither classified nor secret. Matter of fact many corporate, private, and academics perform research at HAARP and HAARP is open to the public at certain times of year.
I keep my 2 feet on the ground, and my head in the twilight zone.
Drake 7-line blanker did a good job with the Woodpecker, as did the R-71's and R-5000's.
Thing was annoying, that's for sure.
"Everyone wants to be an AM Gangsta until it's time to start doing AM Gangsta shit."
I remember how annoying it was. Fortunately good filtering kept it at bay most of the time. Bit sometimes it was a royal PITA,
I keep my 2 feet on the ground, and my head in the twilight zone.
I suspect that was because the guys that designed those Drakes, also designed a few TTs.
Assuming my recollection of what I've been told in the past is accurate.
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