ICOM IC-7300 WITH THE SIGMA LW 40 LONG WIRE 160 METER TO 4 METER/ATU first look and test 🤔.
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- Опубліковано 31 гру 2021
- Hello well today was dry and warm so I thought it's a good idea to test the 40 meter/ 120 foot,wire aerial at the wallhaven and you can see it receives very well. I think I need to turn the power up a bit more to be heard but one the plus points is that with in 5 minutes of a parking up i was almost ready to transmit and I think with a practice within 5 minutes. I can be up and running and speaking on the radio. Today was a quick look, I am very impressed so far, next time I'll try 100 metre/300 foot wire,see what happens,,,,thanks for watching 73s from Rotterdam 👍Hallo, vandaag was droog en warm, dus ik dacht dat het een goed idee was om de 40 meter/120 voet draadantenne bij de wallhaven te testen en ze kunnen zien dat deze zeer goed ontvangt. Ik denk dat ik de stroom iets harder moet zetten om gehoord te worden, maar een van de pluspunten is dat ik met 5 minuten parkeren bijna klaar was om te zenden en ik denk met een oefening binnen 5 minuten. Ik kan aan de slag en spreken op de radio. Vandaag was een snelle blik, ik ben tot nu toe erg onder de indruk, de volgende keer probeer ik 100 meter/300 voet draad, kijken wat er gebeurt,,,,bedankt voor het kijken naar 73s vanuit Rotterdam 👍
Just found your videos. I'm also here in NL - PA3OMG. Is there a net on 10m and if so what times?
Hi,not yet a network,,,but we speak on 28,450 fm/ USB local operator's in and around Rotterdam, have a listen,
That doesn't sound really good. At these short distances there should be a lot of noise from loud signals. But you also speak extremely quietly and the signal is simply lost. I assume that a maximum of 10 watts is controlled out of the 40 possible watts, plus the balun losses.
Hi,thanks for your comments, I have learnt a lot since then, 73s from Rotterdam 👍
To me the fact that all these Europeans hams use English as their com language is interesting.
doesn't seem really effective 🤔
Hi,I think that you are right, 73s
a 1/9 unun generally works well with a wire of 15 m to 40 m but you need at least 15 to 20 m of coaxial to have a counterpose and the VSWR is generally 1.5 without tuning so I don't understand why it doesn't work however the video is qualitative 73 👍
You have to pump that puppy up it’s got no swing that poor /radio needs to be turned up to maximum
Hi,good point 👍,I am worried that the battery will be flat and the car won't start 🤔,but next time I'll have a 100 meter/300 foot wire aerial with me to compensate for the power output,,,thanks from Rotterdam 👍👍
@@Bernard-John Listen, the comment you're responding to was what is called a 'piss-take' in England. He's provoking and messing with you. The words he's choosing to use, such as "swing" and "tuned up" are examples of butchering jobs done in the States at roadside truck stops so that you can splatter more on 11 meters. There is a culture which I'm afraid you're not aware of, of tampering with radios in a misguided attempt to make them sound "louder". It's all really ridiculous and fallacy. But you have answered this person's comment as if it was a legitimate comment and you seem like an educated and responsible operator so I felt that I should give you a better understanding of these trolls that come from 11 meters. I'm sure you've heard them on 27mhz, especially from Italy, running wide signals and overmodulating, stepping on people, using profanity, etc. Nothing to do with what amateur radio should be. For this operation, have a backup battery for your car, start the engine when transmitting and run the full 100 watts or else there really is no point of going portable.
@Miami SWL Radio Hi,thanks for your reply, after many years on the radio, I am learning not to take things seriously, people are people the good the bad and the stupid,,thanks from Rotterdam 73 👍🏻
@@Bernard-John Indeed my friend. You have an amazing channel with great videos that allow us to share in the excitement of amateur radio. Happy to have discovered your channel!