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00:46 "Having a smoke and a glass of vodka"  Steady S-8/9 in WNY  73
01:35 The band is firing up!  You are pushing +30 on the peaks and sounding real nice.

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00:15 Above and below the noise.  73

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23:45-00:02 Signal building in WNY.  Nada when you first came on, now S-7 to 20 over.  73

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23:40 S-8 to 15 over.  Sig is a bit narrow on the panadapter.

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General Radio Discussion / Re: X-FM is headed for dry dock
« on: October 08, 2017, 0218 UTC »
Loved your shows.  Awaiting your return.  73

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2:07 In and out of the noise floor here in WNY on all antennas.  73

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03:14  Very much in the noise. Western NY.

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1:20 Tough copy - telephone conversation...
1:55 Benny and the jets.  Hearing better from a remote near NYC than at the home station.

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00:54 Sorry, nada in NY and from a remote in PA.

Wait, detected some music as I was typing from the home station.

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00:48  Signal steadily building.  S-8 over a S-7 noise floor.  Nice Beatles selections.
1:15 Band going long, sig up, you are in there 95% of the time.

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3:00 Finally rising above the noise in WNY.  73
3:08 Off the air.

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2:50 Just got home and listening to a solid S-7 sig in WNY.

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1:50 S-7-8 in WNY. 

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Tough copy in WNY.  Listening on 2 rigs and 2 different antennas.

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Equipment / Re: Ferrite Core 1, RFI 0
« on: March 06, 2017, 0303 UTC »
The coax shield is acting as the other half of the antenna.  AC current needs 2 wires.  Attach the shield to some ground laid radials where it enters the shack.  Ideally one would want a single point ground which is bonded to the house AC mains at this location.  Most of my noise floor was lowered with counterpoise and bonding.  Ferrite was added icing on the cake.

Counterpoise, counterpoise, counterpoise...the other half of your antenna.  73

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