From ea3ert a qrp.cat Thu May 5 12:11:13 2016 From: ea3ert a qrp.cat (ea3ert a qrp.cat) Date: Thu, 05 May 2016 12:11:13 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] Nous productes per QRP Message-ID: Hola llista, Us adjunto un mostrari de novetats per a l'entusiasta del QRP. - QRP Labs acaba de treure un mòdul anomenat "ProgRock" que és un oscil.lador "com una roca" programable. Està destinat a substituïr als cristalls de quars fets a mida. En nombroses ocasions en reparar equips antics o modifcar equips comercials cal encarregar cristalls i llur fabricació acostuma a ser força costosa. Aquest mòdul de 18 dòlars porporciona fins a 24 freqüències diferents en tres sortiedes simúltànies (3x8) entre 3,5KHz i 200MHz afinables fins a 1Hz. Què més es pot demanar? Visiteu la seva web a: http://www.qrp-labs.com/progrock.html - Sotabeams, empresa coneguda per la fabricació d'antenes i accessoris específicament destinats a les operacions QRP en portable a peu, ha presentat el Laserfilter. Un mòdul ja muntat de filtre DSP d'àudio destinat a ser instal.lat a l'interior del Yaesu FT-817 (però que pot servir per a qualsevol altre equip). Proporciona dos filtres seleccionables en tres versions( SSB-CW, SSB-SSBnarrow i CW-CWnarrow). Pel seu preu, 47 euros, pot ser una alternativa als filtres de cristall. http://www.sotabeams.co.uk/ssb-cw-filter-module-for-the-ft-817/ - També ha aparegut el "QRP Ranger", un pack de bateries amb voltímetre, amperímetre, carregador... tot en un envolcall resistent per operacions en portable. Pot alimentar un 817 o similar durant més de 20 hores. Visiteu la web http://www.portableuniversalpower.com/our-products/qrp-ranger/ - Fa uns mesos vaig parlar del nou MST-3 de l'australiana OZ QRP. Ara acaben de treure una nova versió del VFO a DDS per aquest equip. http://ozqrp.com/DDSVFO2index.html - En Sunil, VU3SUA acaba de treure el JBOT (Just a Batch Of Transistors), un petit linial de 5W dissenyat pel mateix creadordel BITX Ashhar Farhan VU2ESE. La seva botiga a ebay és aquesta: http://stores.ebay.com/FUSION-RADIO-VU3SUA 73's de Toni, EA3ERT From joanamigo a gmail.com Thu May 5 18:33:12 2016 From: joanamigo a gmail.com (=?utf-8?Q?Joan_Amig=C3=B3?=) Date: Thu, 5 May 2016 18:33:12 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] Nous productes per QRP In-Reply-To: References: Message-ID: <03a101d1a6eb$d18e14d0$74aa3e70$@gmail.com> Gràcies per aquesta interessant información Toni. 73 i bons DX Joan -----Mensaje original----- De: Qrpcat [mailto:qrpcat-bounces a qrp.cat] En nombre de ea3ert a qrp.cat Enviado el: jueves, 5 de mayo de 2016 12:11 Para: qrpcat a qrp.cat Asunto: [qrpcat] Nous productes per QRP Hola llista, Us adjunto un mostrari de novetats per a l'entusiasta del QRP. - QRP Labs acaba de treure un mòdul anomenat "ProgRock" que és un oscil.lador "com una roca" programable. Està destinat a substituïr als cristalls de quars fets a mida. En nombroses ocasions en reparar equips antics o modifcar equips comercials cal encarregar cristalls i llur fabricació acostuma a ser força costosa. Aquest mòdul de 18 dòlars porporciona fins a 24 freqüències diferents en tres sortiedes simúltànies (3x8) entre 3,5KHz i 200MHz afinables fins a 1Hz. Què més es pot demanar? Visiteu la seva web a: http://www.qrp-labs.com/progrock.html - Sotabeams, empresa coneguda per la fabricació d'antenes i accessoris específicament destinats a les operacions QRP en portable a peu, ha presentat el Laserfilter. Un mòdul ja muntat de filtre DSP d'àudio destinat a ser instal.lat a l'interior del Yaesu FT-817 (però que pot servir per a qualsevol altre equip). Proporciona dos filtres seleccionables en tres versions( SSB-CW, SSB-SSBnarrow i CW-CWnarrow). Pel seu preu, 47 euros, pot ser una alternativa als filtres de cristall. http://www.sotabeams.co.uk/ssb-cw-filter-module-for-the-ft-817/ - També ha aparegut el "QRP Ranger", un pack de bateries amb voltímetre, amperímetre, carregador... tot en un envolcall resistent per operacions en portable. Pot alimentar un 817 o similar durant més de 20 hores. Visiteu la web http://www.portableuniversalpower.com/our-products/qrp-ranger/ - Fa uns mesos vaig parlar del nou MST-3 de l'australiana OZ QRP. Ara acaben de treure una nova versió del VFO a DDS per aquest equip. http://ozqrp.com/DDSVFO2index.html - En Sunil, VU3SUA acaba de treure el JBOT (Just a Batch Of Transistors), un petit linial de 5W dissenyat pel mateix creadordel BITX Ashhar Farhan VU2ESE. La seva botiga a ebay és aquesta: http://stores.ebay.com/FUSION-RADIO-VU3SUA 73's de Toni, EA3ERT _______________________________________________ Qrpcat mailing list Qrpcat a qrp.cat http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat From ea3blo a hotmail.com Mon May 9 16:44:33 2016 From: ea3blo a hotmail.com (PETER S.A. EA3BLO) Date: Mon, 9 May 2016 16:44:33 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] Feria de radio de Cardedeu Message-ID: Peter ea3blo a hotmail.com -------------- part següent -------------- Un document HTML ha estat eliminat... URL: -------------- part següent -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: Cartel ACAR 47º.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 226505 bytes Desc: no disponible URL: From ea3ert a qrp.cat Wed May 11 10:48:32 2016 From: ea3ert a qrp.cat (ea3ert a qrp.cat) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 10:48:32 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= Message-ID: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> Hola llista, Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you would need. 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot of CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham radio is not CB radio. 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or short path would be best. 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode (and you know what an antipode is). 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end of a telephone conversation. 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an antenna. 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your microwave oven. 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: Why am I still single? 13. The local city council doesn't like you. 14. You actually think towers look pretty. 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, even after you tell them. 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio station. 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through your head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a few hundred times. 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee break ask if they can see your radio setup. 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on what??? 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is what a great ground plane that would be. 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your computer's desktop. 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the alternator's current output"? 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and antenna mounting possibilities. 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD Recorder, but all you care about is if your radios are okay. 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio equipment in the front seat. 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you are going on a "fox" hunt. 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what their impedances are. 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack and scan the property for possible tower placement. 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps showing local elevations. 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil conductivity is high, medium, or low. 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy ice. 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and see antenna parts. 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn to bury chicken wire. 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your mortgage. 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around the antenna and wires. 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 meters when they occur. 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your radio equipment and start calling CQ. 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your toaster appliance cords. 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look too fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to back ratio with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg Cube are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with similar interests. 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know the solar forecast for the next month. 61. If your blood type is RF positive. 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you buy another radio for the shack. 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the only shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids education. 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , just so she can think that you are 'normal'. 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 embroidered callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is space to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat staring blankly at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and poking around the backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught looking under the hood for holes in the firewall for your power cables, you tell your wife, "Nothing honey, just checking things under here." 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of the boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends to "buy" the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the following weekend. 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls you on the repeater. 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five times the total number of all other books and magazines. 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, regardless of the weather. 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your local veterinarian or dentist. 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue Ford with six antennas". 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for radios. 73's de Toni,EA3ERT From rmartinez a ub.edu Wed May 11 13:18:12 2016 From: rmartinez a ub.edu (RAUL MARTINEZ PUEBLA) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 11:18:12 +0000 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= In-Reply-To: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> References: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> Message-ID: <7279F15C901524409AB18F0BBC73BE1D020D0B5270@daumbpro01.da.ub.edu> M'encanta la 31!!!!! Raúl EA3HLF -----Mensaje original----- De: Qrpcat [mailto:qrpcat-bounces a qrp.cat] En nombre de ea3ert a qrp.cat Enviado el: miércoles, 11 de mayo de 2016 10:49 Para: qrpcat a qrp.cat Asunto: [qrpcat] OT - Ets un malalt de la ràdio? Hola llista, Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you would need. 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot of CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham radio is not CB radio. 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or short path would be best. 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode (and you know what an antipode is). 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end of a telephone conversation. 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an antenna. 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your microwave oven. 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: Why am I still single? 13. The local city council doesn't like you. 14. You actually think towers look pretty. 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, even after you tell them. 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio station. 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through your head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a few hundred times. 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee break ask if they can see your radio setup. 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on what??? 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is what a great ground plane that would be. 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your computer's desktop. 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the alternator's current output"? 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and antenna mounting possibilities. 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD Recorder, but all you care about is if your radios are okay. 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio equipment in the front seat. 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you are going on a "fox" hunt. 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what their impedances are. 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack and scan the property for possible tower placement. 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps showing local elevations. 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil conductivity is high, medium, or low. 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy ice. 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and see antenna parts. 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn to bury chicken wire. 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your mortgage. 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around the antenna and wires. 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 meters when they occur. 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your radio equipment and start calling CQ. 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your toaster appliance cords. 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look too fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to back ratio with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg Cube are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with similar interests. 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know the solar forecast for the next month. 61. If your blood type is RF positive. 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you buy another radio for the shack. 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the only shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids education. 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , just so she can think that you are 'normal'. 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 embroidered callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is space to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat staring blankly at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and poking around the backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught looking under the hood for holes in the firewall for your power cables, you tell your wife, "Nothing honey, just checking things under here." 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of the boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends to "buy" the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the following weekend. 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls you on the repeater. 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five times the total number of all other books and magazines. 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, regardless of the weather. 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your local veterinarian or dentist. 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue Ford with six antennas". 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for radios. 73's de Toni,EA3ERT _______________________________________________ Qrpcat mailing list Qrpcat a qrp.cat http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat Aquest correu electrònic i els annexos poden contenir informació confidencial o protegida legalment i està adreçat exclusivament a la persona o entitat destinatària. Si no sou el destinatari final o la persona encarregada de rebre’l, no esteu autoritzat a llegir-lo, retenir-lo, modificar-lo, distribuir-lo, copiar-lo ni a revelar-ne el contingut. Si heu rebut aquest correu electrònic per error, us preguem que n’informeu al remitent i que elimineu del sistema el missatge i el material annex que pugui contenir. Gràcies per la vostra col·laboració. Este correo electrónico y sus anexos pueden contener información confidencial o legalmente protegida y está exclusivamente dirigido a la persona o entidad destinataria. Si usted no es el destinatario final o la persona encargada de recibirlo, no está autorizado a leerlo, retenerlo, modificarlo, distribuirlo, copiarlo ni a revelar su contenido. Si ha recibido este mensaje electrónico por error, le rogamos que informe al remitente y elimine del sistema el mensaje y el material anexo que pueda contener. Gracias por su colaboración. This email message and any documents attached to it may contain confidential or legally protected material and are intended solely for the use of the individual or organization to whom they are addressed. We remind you that if you are not the intended recipient of this email message or the person responsible for processing it, then you are not authorized to read, save, modify, send, copy or disclose any of its contents. If you have received this email message by mistake, we kindly ask you to inform the sender of this and to eliminate both the message and any attachments it carries from your account. Thank you for your collaboration. From ea3ert a qrp.cat Wed May 11 14:27:08 2016 From: ea3ert a qrp.cat (ea3ert a qrp.cat) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 14:27:08 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= In-Reply-To: <7279F15C901524409AB18F0BBC73BE1D020D0B5270@daumbpro01.da.ub.edu> References: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> <7279F15C901524409AB18F0BBC73BE1D020D0B5270@daumbpro01.da.ub.edu> Message-ID: En el meu cas, és d'aplicació la 79. Els mossos reconeixen el meu cotxe a distància! Toni, EA3ERT A 2016-05-11 13:18, RAUL MARTINEZ PUEBLA escrigué: > M'encanta la 31!!!!! > > Raúl EA3HLF > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Qrpcat [mailto:qrpcat-bounces a qrp.cat] En nombre de ea3ert a qrp.cat > Enviado el: miércoles, 11 de mayo de 2016 10:49 > Para: qrpcat a qrp.cat > Asunto: [qrpcat] OT - Ets un malalt de la ràdio? > > Hola llista, > > Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) > > Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents > identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. > > > 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you > would need. > > 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot > of > CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham radio > is not CB radio. > > 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or > short path would be best. > > 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode > (and you know what an antipode is). > > 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. > > 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end > of > a telephone conversation. > > 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. > > 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. > > 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an > antenna. > > 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. > > 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your > microwave oven. > > 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: > Why am I still single? > > 13. The local city council doesn't like you. > > 14. You actually think towers look pretty. > > 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, even > after you tell them. > > 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio > station. > > 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through > your head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a few > hundred times. > > 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee > break ask if they can see your radio setup. > > 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". > > 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on > what??? > > 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. > > 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is > what a great ground plane that would be. > > 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your > computer's desktop. > > 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. > > 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the > alternator's current output"? > > 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and > antenna mounting possibilities. > > 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. > > 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD > Recorder, but all you care about is if your radios are okay. > > 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio > equipment in the front seat. > > 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you are > going on a "fox" hunt. > > 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what > their impedances are. > > 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack > and > scan the property for possible tower placement. > > 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps > showing > local elevations. > > 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil > conductivity is high, medium, or low. > > 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. > > 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. > > 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. > > 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". > > 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. > > 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. > > 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. > > 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. > > 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. > > 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy > ice. > > 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. > > 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. > > 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. > > 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and see > antenna parts. > > 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn > to > bury chicken wire. > > 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. > > 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. > > 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your > mortgage. > > 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around the > antenna and wires. > > 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 > meters when they occur. > > 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. > > 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your radio > equipment and start calling CQ. > > 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your > toaster > appliance cords. > > 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look too > fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to back > ratio with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." > > 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg > Cube are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with > similar interests. > > 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know > the solar forecast for the next month. > > 61. If your blood type is RF positive. > > 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. > > 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you buy > another radio for the shack. > > 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. > > 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! > > 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the > only > shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. > > 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids > education. > > 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the > house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. > > 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , > just so she can think that you are 'normal'. > > 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the > hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 > embroidered callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" > > 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is > space to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat > staring > blankly at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and poking > around the backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught looking under > the hood for holes in the firewall for your power cables, you tell your > wife, "Nothing honey, just checking things under here." > > 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of the > boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends to > "buy" the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the following > weekend. > > 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole > house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. > > 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls > you > on the repeater. > > 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is > your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. > > 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five times > the total number of all other books and magazines. > > 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, > regardless of the weather. > > 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your local > veterinarian or dentist. > > 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue Ford > with six antennas". > > 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for > radios. > > > 73's de Toni,EA3ERT > > _______________________________________________ > Qrpcat mailing list > Qrpcat a qrp.cat > http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat > > > Aquest correu electrònic i els annexos poden contenir informació > confidencial o protegida legalment i està adreçat exclusivament a la > persona o entitat destinatària. Si no sou el destinatari final o la > persona encarregada de rebre’l, no esteu autoritzat a llegir-lo, > retenir-lo, modificar-lo, distribuir-lo, copiar-lo ni a revelar-ne el > contingut. Si heu rebut aquest correu electrònic per error, us preguem > que n’informeu al remitent i que elimineu del sistema el missatge i el > material annex que pugui contenir. Gràcies per la vostra > col·laboració. > > Este correo electrónico y sus anexos pueden contener información > confidencial o legalmente protegida y está exclusivamente dirigido a > la persona o entidad destinataria. Si usted no es el destinatario > final o la persona encargada de recibirlo, no está autorizado a > leerlo, retenerlo, modificarlo, distribuirlo, copiarlo ni a revelar su > contenido. Si ha recibido este mensaje electrónico por error, le > rogamos que informe al remitente y elimine del sistema el mensaje y el > material anexo que pueda contener. Gracias por su colaboración. > > This email message and any documents attached to it may contain > confidential or legally protected material and are intended solely for > the use of the individual or organization to whom they are addressed. > We remind you that if you are not the intended recipient of this email > message or the person responsible for processing it, then you are not > authorized to read, save, modify, send, copy or disclose any of its > contents. If you have received this email message by mistake, we > kindly ask you to inform the sender of this and to eliminate both the > message and any attachments it carries from your account. Thank you > for your collaboration. > _______________________________________________ > Qrpcat mailing list > Qrpcat a qrp.cat > http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat From rmartinez a ub.edu Wed May 11 14:30:37 2016 From: rmartinez a ub.edu (RAUL MARTINEZ PUEBLA) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 12:30:37 +0000 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= In-Reply-To: References: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> <7279F15C901524409AB18F0BBC73BE1D020D0B5270@daumbpro01.da.ub.edu> Message-ID: <7279F15C901524409AB18F0BBC73BE1D020D0B52DC@daumbpro01.da.ub.edu> I la 71!! Raúl EA3HLF -----Mensaje original----- De: Qrpcat [mailto:qrpcat-bounces a qrp.cat] En nombre de ea3ert a qrp.cat Enviado el: miércoles, 11 de mayo de 2016 14:27 Para: Llista QRP.CAT Asunto: Re: [qrpcat] OT - Ets un malalt de la ràdio? En el meu cas, és d'aplicació la 79. Els mossos reconeixen el meu cotxe a distància! Toni, EA3ERT A 2016-05-11 13:18, RAUL MARTINEZ PUEBLA escrigué: > M'encanta la 31!!!!! > > Raúl EA3HLF > > -----Mensaje original----- > De: Qrpcat [mailto:qrpcat-bounces a qrp.cat] En nombre de ea3ert a qrp.cat > Enviado el: miércoles, 11 de mayo de 2016 10:49 > Para: qrpcat a qrp.cat > Asunto: [qrpcat] OT - Ets un malalt de la ràdio? > > Hola llista, > > Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) > > Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents > identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. > > > 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you > would need. > > 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot > of CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham > radio is not CB radio. > > 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or > short path would be best. > > 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode > (and you know what an antipode is). > > 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. > > 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end > of a telephone conversation. > > 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. > > 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. > > 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an > antenna. > > 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. > > 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your > microwave oven. > > 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: > Why am I still single? > > 13. The local city council doesn't like you. > > 14. You actually think towers look pretty. > > 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, > even after you tell them. > > 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio > station. > > 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through > your head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a > few hundred times. > > 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee > break ask if they can see your radio setup. > > 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". > > 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on > what??? > > 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. > > 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is > what a great ground plane that would be. > > 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your > computer's desktop. > > 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. > > 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the > alternator's current output"? > > 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and > antenna mounting possibilities. > > 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. > > 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD > Recorder, but all you care about is if your radios are okay. > > 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio > equipment in the front seat. > > 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you > are going on a "fox" hunt. > > 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what > their impedances are. > > 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack > and scan the property for possible tower placement. > > 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps > showing local elevations. > > 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil > conductivity is high, medium, or low. > > 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. > > 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. > > 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. > > 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". > > 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. > > 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. > > 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. > > 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. > > 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. > > 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy > ice. > > 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. > > 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. > > 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. > > 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and > see antenna parts. > > 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn > to bury chicken wire. > > 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. > > 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. > > 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your > mortgage. > > 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around > the antenna and wires. > > 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 > meters when they occur. > > 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. > > 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your > radio equipment and start calling CQ. > > 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your > toaster appliance cords. > > 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look > too fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to > back ratio with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." > > 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg > Cube are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with > similar interests. > > 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know > the solar forecast for the next month. > > 61. If your blood type is RF positive. > > 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. > > 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you > buy another radio for the shack. > > 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. > > 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! > > 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the > only shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. > > 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids > education. > > 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the > house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. > > 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , > just so she can think that you are 'normal'. > > 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the > hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 > embroidered callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" > > 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is > space to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat > staring blankly at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and > poking around the backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught > looking under the hood for holes in the firewall for your power > cables, you tell your wife, "Nothing honey, just checking things under > here." > > 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of > the boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends > to "buy" the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the > following weekend. > > 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole > house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. > > 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls > you on the repeater. > > 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is > your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. > > 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five > times the total number of all other books and magazines. > > 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, > regardless of the weather. > > 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your > local veterinarian or dentist. > > 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue > Ford with six antennas". > > 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for > radios. > > > 73's de Toni,EA3ERT > > _______________________________________________ > Qrpcat mailing list > Qrpcat a qrp.cat > http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat > > > Aquest correu electrònic i els annexos poden contenir informació > confidencial o protegida legalment i està adreçat exclusivament a la > persona o entitat destinatària. Si no sou el destinatari final o la > persona encarregada de rebre’l, no esteu autoritzat a llegir-lo, > retenir-lo, modificar-lo, distribuir-lo, copiar-lo ni a revelar-ne el > contingut. Si heu rebut aquest correu electrònic per error, us preguem > que n’informeu al remitent i que elimineu del sistema el missatge i el > material annex que pugui contenir. 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Este correo electrónico y sus anexos pueden contener información confidencial o legalmente protegida y está exclusivamente dirigido a la persona o entidad destinataria. Si usted no es el destinatario final o la persona encargada de recibirlo, no está autorizado a leerlo, retenerlo, modificarlo, distribuirlo, copiarlo ni a revelar su contenido. Si ha recibido este mensaje electrónico por error, le rogamos que informe al remitente y elimine del sistema el mensaje y el material anexo que pueda contener. Gracias por su colaboración. This email message and any documents attached to it may contain confidential or legally protected material and are intended solely for the use of the individual or organization to whom they are addressed. We remind you that if you are not the intended recipient of this email message or the person responsible for processing it, then you are not authorized to read, save, modify, send, copy or disclose any of its contents. If you have received this email message by mistake, we kindly ask you to inform the sender of this and to eliminate both the message and any attachments it carries from your account. Thank you for your collaboration. From santisanye a gmail.com Wed May 11 18:32:51 2016 From: santisanye a gmail.com (=?UTF-8?B?U2FudGkgU2FuecOp?=) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 18:32:51 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= In-Reply-To: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> References: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> Message-ID: La 24, la 25 i la 29 son molt bones. Em sembla que tots podem arribar a ser "malalts de la radio". Encara que sigui de broma, mes de 5 punts d'aquest cuestionari hem pensat, hem dit i hem rigut. Som uns malalts, pero per aquesta malaltia no prenem ibuprofeno o similar. Salut a tots EA3KX Santi Sanyé 2016-05-11 10:48 GMT+02:00 : > Hola llista, > > Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) > > Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents > identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. > > > 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you would > need. > > 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot of > CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham radio is > not CB radio. > > 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or short > path would be best. > > 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode (and > you know what an antipode is). > > 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. > > 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end of a > telephone conversation. > > 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. > > 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. > > 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an > antenna. > > 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. > > 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your > microwave oven. > > 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: > Why am I still single? > > 13. The local city council doesn't like you. > > 14. You actually think towers look pretty. > > 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, even > after you tell them. > > 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio station. > > 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through your > head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a few hundred > times. > > 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee > break ask if they can see your radio setup. > > 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". > > 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on what??? > > 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. > > 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is what > a great ground plane that would be. > > 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your > computer's desktop. > > 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. > > 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the > alternator's current output"? > > 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and > antenna mounting possibilities. > > 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. > > 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD Recorder, > but all you care about is if your radios are okay. > > 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio > equipment in the front seat. > > 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you are > going on a "fox" hunt. > > 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what > their impedances are. > > 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack and > scan the property for possible tower placement. > > 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps showing > local elevations. > > 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil > conductivity is high, medium, or low. > > 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. > > 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. > > 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. > > 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". > > 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. > > 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. > > 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. > > 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. > > 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. > > 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy ice. > > 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. > > 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. > > 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. > > 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and see > antenna parts. > > 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn to > bury chicken wire. > > 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. > > 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. > > 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your > mortgage. > > 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around the > antenna and wires. > > 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 meters > when they occur. > > 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. > > 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your radio > equipment and start calling CQ. > > 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your toaster > appliance cords. > > 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look too > fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to back ratio > with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." > > 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg Cube > are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with similar > interests. > > 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know the > solar forecast for the next month. > > 61. If your blood type is RF positive. > > 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. > > 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you buy > another radio for the shack. > > 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. > > 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! > > 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the only > shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. > > 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids > education. > > 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the > house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. > > 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , > just so she can think that you are 'normal'. > > 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the > hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 embroidered > callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" > > 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is space > to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat staring blankly > at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and poking around the > backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught looking under the hood for > holes in the firewall for your power cables, you tell your wife, "Nothing > honey, just checking things under here." > > 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of the > boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends to "buy" > the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the following weekend. > > 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole > house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. > > 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls you > on the repeater. > > 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is > your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. > > 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five times > the total number of all other books and magazines. > > 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, > regardless of the weather. > > 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your local > veterinarian or dentist. > > 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue Ford > with six antennas". > > 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for radios. > > > 73's de Toni,EA3ERT > > _______________________________________________ > Qrpcat mailing list > Qrpcat a qrp.cat > http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat > -- *Santi Sanyé* Libre de virus. www.avast.com <#DDB4FAA8-2DD7-40BB-A1B8-4E2AA1F9FDF2> -------------- part següent -------------- Un document HTML ha estat eliminat... URL: From eb3dva a gmail.com Wed May 11 19:01:48 2016 From: eb3dva a gmail.com (Jordi Vidal) Date: Wed, 11 May 2016 19:01:48 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] =?utf-8?q?OT_-_Ets_un_malalt_de_la_r=C3=A0dio=3F?= In-Reply-To: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> References: <3239921dcb314d672ffae7bcf1272de6@qrp.cat> Message-ID: Toni, sens dubte la 79 fa per tu! canvia el fort blau per un Seat blanc, el numero d'antenes es relatiu! Jordi Vidal E B3DVA +34 622 526 926 -mòbil 2016-05-11 10:48 GMT+02:00 : > Hola llista, > > Pedroneu la sortida de tema però no m'he pogut resistir :-) > > Encara que algunes de les qüestions són molt americanes, si et sents > identificat amb cinc o més no ho dubtis: ETS UN MALALT DE LA RÀDIO. > > > 1. When you look at a full moon and wonder how much antenna gain you would > need. > > 2. When a friend gets a ride from you and remarks that you have a lot of > CBs in your vehicle, it turns in to an hour long rant on how ham radio is > not CB radio. > > 3. When someone asks for directions, you pause, wondering if long or short > path would be best. > > 4. When you can look at a globe and be able to point to your antipode (and > you know what an antipode is). > > 5. Your cell phone ring tone is a Morse code message of some kind. > > 6. You have accidentally said your Amateur Radio call sign at the end of a > telephone conversation. > > 7. Your favorite vacation spots are always on mountain tops. > > 8. You notice more antennas than road signs while driving your car. > > 9. You have driven onto the shoulder of the road while looking at an > antenna. > > 10. Porcupines appear to be fascinated with your car. > > 11. If you ever tried to figure out the operating frequency of your > microwave oven. > > 12. When you look around your bedroom of wall to wall ham gear and ask: > Why am I still single? > > 13. The local city council doesn't like you. > > 14. You actually think towers look pretty. > > 15. Your family doesn't have a clue what to get you for Christmas, even > after you tell them. > > 16. Your HF amplifier puts out more power than the local AM radio station. > > 17. The wife and kids are away and the first thing that goes through your > head is that no one will bother you while you call "CQ - DX" a few hundred > times. > > 18. When you pull into a donut shop and the cops there on their coffee > break ask if they can see your radio setup. > > 19. You refer to your children as your "Harmonics". > > 20. Your girlfriend or wife asks: "You're going to spend $XXXX on what??? > > 21. You plan family vacations around hamfest dates. > > 22. When you see a house with a metal roof, and your only thought is what > a great ground plane that would be. > > 23. You have pictures of your radio equipment as wallpaper on your > computer's desktop. > > 24. Every family vacation includes a stop at a Ham radio store. > > 25. The first question you ask the new car dealer is: "What is the > alternator's current output"? > > 26. You buy a brand new car based on the radio mounting locations and > antenna mounting possibilities. > > 27. You have tapped out Morse code on your car's horn. > > 28. A lightning storm takes out a new Laptop, Plasma TV, and DVD Recorder, > but all you care about is if your radios are okay. > > 29. Your wife has had to ride in the back seat because you had radio > equipment in the front seat. > > 30. Your wife threatens you with divorce when you tell her that you are > going on a "fox" hunt. > > 31. Your wife says 'the kids need to be fed' and you first wonder what > their impedances are. > > 32. When house hunting, you look for the best room for a radio shack and > scan the property for possible tower placement. > > 33. When house hunting, you give your realtor topographical maps showing > local elevations. > > 34. The real estate agent scratches his head when you ask if the soil > conductivity is high, medium, or low. > > 35. You have Ham radio magazines in the bathroom. > > 36. When your doorbell rings, you immediately shut down the amplifier. > > 37. Fermentation never enters your mind when "homebrew" is mentioned. > > 38. Instead of just saying no, you have said "negative". > > 39. You have used a person's name to indicate acknowledgment. > > 40. You become impatient waiting for the latest AES catalog to arrive. > > 41. You have found yourself whistling "CQ" using Morse code. > > 42. You always schedule the last full weekend in June for vacation. > > 43. You walk carefully in your back yard to avoid being close-lined. > > 44. You have deep anxiety or panic attacks during high winds or heavy ice. > > 45. You and the FedEx/UPS men are on a first name basis. > > 46. You really start to miss people that you've never seen. > > 47. Your exercise machine is a Morse code keyer. > > 48. You walk through the plumbing section at the hardware store and see > antenna parts. > > 49. Your neighbors thought you were nuts when you ripped up your lawn to > bury chicken wire. > > 50. Your next door neighbor thinks that your wife is a widow. > > 51. Your wife has delivered meals to your Ham shack. > > 52. If you sold all your Ham radio equipment, you could pay off your > mortgage. > > 53. Removing snow from the roof of your car requires working around the > antenna and wires. > > 54. You have never seen a Meteor Shower because you are inside on 6 meters > when they occur. > > 55. If your radio equipment has a more advanced processor than your PC. > > 56. You hear about a pileup on the local news and you run to your radio > equipment and start calling CQ. > > 57. If you install ferrite beads and place shrink tubing on your toaster > appliance cords. > > 58. If your wife puts something on and asks "Does this make me look too > fat?" and you reply with: "Honey you have an excellent front to back ratio > with appreciable forward gain on the front lobes." > > 59. If you think the half human / half machine individuals on a Borg Cube > are really just a friendly group of electronic experimenters with similar > interests. > > 60. You have no idea as to the weather forecast for tomorrow, but know the > solar forecast for the next month. > > 61. If your blood type is RF positive. > > 62. You sell your dog to buy an amplifier. > > 63. Your XYL says communication is important in a marriage...so you buy > another radio for the shack. > > 64. You doodle Hartley and Colpitts oscillators during boring meetings. > > 65. ..your boss ask's if you understand? And you reply "QSL" !!! > > 66. You have been going to the library since you were three and the only > shelf you ever go to has Dewey Decimal number 621. > > 67. You have invested more on your radio equipment than on your kids > education. > > 68. You hire a babysitter to come over, and then you never leave the > house-you just go to the shack so you can contest undisturbed. > > 69. You occasionally buy a Playboy magazine and let your Mom find it , > just so she can think that you are 'normal'. > > 70. You'll spend hundreds of dollars on a new rig, and then wander the > hamfest pausing each time you pass the booth selling those $7 embroidered > callsign hats thinking "I wonder if they'll take $6?" > > 71. When shopping for a new vehicle the first think you look for is space > to mount the radios - you end up sitting in the front seat staring blankly > at the dashboard area, feeling underneath seats, and poking around the > backseat for ways to route the coax. If caught looking under the hood for > holes in the firewall for your power cables, you tell your wife, "Nothing > honey, just checking things under here." > > 72. Your family has a special annual garage sale just to get rid of the > boxes of wire, coax, and power adapters-but you pay your friends to "buy" > the stuff and get them to quietly return it to you the following weekend. > > 73. The $10 bargain you got at the fleamarket that smoked up the whole > house when you turned it on is one of your prized possessions. > > 74. Your wife has called you three times for dinner - then she calls you > on the repeater. > > 75. When going on vacation, the first thing you think about packing is > your handhelds, chargers, scanner and frequency book. > > 76. The total number of radio related books in your home are five times > the total number of all other books and magazines. > > 77. You visually check your outdoor antennas and coax once a week, > regardless of the weather. > > 78. You have more certificates and licenses on the wall than your local > veterinarian or dentist. > > 79. All the local cops know your vehicle on sight - "it's the blue Ford > with six antennas". > > 80. You think an upside to gaining weight is more belt space for radios. > > > 73's de Toni,EA3ERT > > _______________________________________________ > Qrpcat mailing list > Qrpcat a qrp.cat > http://qrp.cat/mailman/listinfo/qrpcat_qrp.cat > -------------- part següent -------------- Un document HTML ha estat eliminat... URL: From ea3ert a qrp.cat Fri May 20 00:37:47 2016 From: ea3ert a qrp.cat (EA3ERT) Date: Fri, 20 May 2016 00:37:47 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] Fwd: Bobinas trampas para antenas multibanda In-Reply-To: <1774585253.8167800.1463652845147.JavaMail.yahoo@mail.yahoo.com> References: <1774585253.8167800.1463652845147.JavaMail.yahoo@mail.yahoo.com> Message-ID: <573E403B.9060406@qrp.cat> Hola llista, Com que crec que aquest missatge pot interessar a més d'un, amb permís del seu autor el passo a la llista. Toni, EA3ERT -------- Missatge reenviat -------- Assumpte: Bobinas trampas para antenas multibanda Data: Thu, 19 May 2016 10:14:03 +0000 (UTC) De: mauricio del campo Respon a: mauricio del campo A: EA3ERT Toni Hola Toni, bon dia, t´adjunto unes dades que fa temps que estic probant i considerant els resultats. Si ho creus escaient, voldríe sapiguer la vostre opinió. No vull atabalar-vos gaire. Qualsevol opinió i/o comentari será molt ben rebuda. 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Toni, EA3ERT -------- Missatge reenviat -------- Assumpte: Bobinas trampas para antenas multibanda Data: Thu, 19 May 2016 10:14:03 +0000 (UTC) De: mauricio del campo Respon a: mauricio del campo A: EA3ERT Toni Hola Toni, bon dia, t´adjunto unes dades que fa temps que estic probant i considerant els resultats. Si ho creus escaient, voldríe sapiguer la vostre opinió. No vull atabalar-vos gaire. Qualsevol opinió i/o comentari será molt ben rebuda. Salutacions maurici tz From ea3ert a qrp.cat Thu May 26 13:45:16 2016 From: ea3ert a qrp.cat (ea3ert a qrp.cat) Date: Thu, 26 May 2016 13:45:16 +0200 Subject: [qrpcat] Mesura de trampes d'antena Message-ID: Hola Maurici i la llista Respecte de la mesura de trampes que vas enviar fa alguns dies, faig algunes reflexions: > En los tratados de antenas para radioaficionados, se menciona que, en > general, el procedimiento de ajuste de las >bobinas trampas para > funcionamiento multibanda, se realice midiendo su resonancia con un > medidor "Grip-dip" o >similar. Avui en dia el millor és un analitzador d’antenes de dues boques, tipus mini-vna. > La influencia de los cables de la se�al de entrada y de salida, puede > minimizarse, intercalando en serie, >varias R�s de valor elevado, para > reducir la carga y las capacidades residuales, de esta manera, > pr�cticamente >no se alteran las medidas. No estic prou segur que la impedància del dispositiu sigui suficientment alta com per a no alterar les mesures. Segons els meus càlculs en circutit paral.lel presenta una càrrega de 8,3K i el sèrie de 6,6K en paral.lel amb la trampa a mesurar. Tenint en compte que és un dispositiu d’alta impedància, crec que pot ser significatiu. > Pero, en todos los casos, tanto si se ajustan con grip-dip, como si se > ajustan con generador de RF patr�n, al >conectar la trampa a un dipolo > de media onda, previamente ajustado y centrado de frecuencia, hay que > acortar la >longitud total del dipolo para centrar su punto de trabajo. Les trampes es podent utilitzar de diverses maneres. Si estan al punt de ressonància, no haurien d’influir en l’ajust de la banda més alta. Vegeu el document adjunt. > Analizando de forma global el conjunto, se puede deducir que, las > trampas "son aisladores" del primer tramo de >dipolos, o sea de la > frecuencia mas alta de la antena. Però si influeixen en la seva longitud, vol dir que no són aïlladors perfectes. > En vista del punto anterior, y tratando de controlar el grado de > aislamiento que ofrece la trampa, o sea su >impedancia serie, se ha > visto,... CON SORPRESA..., que el punto de m�xima impedancia en serie > es notablemente >mas alto de frecuencia que el punto de m�xima Z en > paralelo. ????!!!. Despu�s de muchas dudas, consultas y pruebas, con estos resultados, se ajustaron varias trampas al punto de m�xima Z en serie. > Al conectar las trampas, as� taradas, en los dipolos de media onda > correspondientes, la zona de resonancia del >dipolo, se mantiene muy > similar a la original, o sea, no se ha visto notablemente alterada por > la incorporaci�n >del conjunto de la trampa. El que dèiem fa una estona. Si estan a ressonància no han d’alterar el dipol. > Este fen�meno no lo hemos visto descrito en ninguna publicaci�n > especializada. > Siguiendo el procedimiento casero de medici�n, punto a punto, de > diferentes tipos de trampas, y utilizando un >generador se se�al de > RF,( con frecuec�metro en paralelo ), obtuvimos unos gr�ficos muy > ilustrativos de este >fen�meno de los puntos de resonancias " Paralelo > " y " Serie ". > Foto 1701 gr�fico de una trampa cl�sica LC de 15 uH y 33pF, ajustada > �sta a la resonancia paraleo de 7,150 >Mhz, y cuya resonancia serie > est� cerca de 7,800 Mhz. Calculadora en ma, la ressonància és a F=7.150 i la impedància al punt de ressonància Z= 692 KOh > Foto 1702 gr�fico de trampa LC de 2,16 uH y 240 pF, en este conjunto > se puede apreciar que los puntos de >resonancias, presentan mayor Q, lo > que se traduce en un ancho de banda mas estrecho, y la hacen > desaconsejable >para una utilizaci�n general. Aquí la calculadora discrepa. La ressonància és a F=6,99MHz i la impedància Z=95 KOh > a) � Porqu� no coinciden la resonancia serie y la resonancia paralelo, > o sea los puntos de mayor imped�ncia a >una frecuencia,( si se miden > como elemento paralelo o elemento serie ) ? La meva intuïció indica que possiblement sigui un fenomen del sistema de mesura. Cal tenir en compte la impedància del generador (50Ohm) i sobre tot del diode detector. Suposant uns 4pF a 7,15MHz seria 5K d'impedància. > b) Un fen�meno algo parecido, parece que lo presentan tambi�n algunos > dispositivos piezo-el�ctricos ( Cristales >de cuarzo ). En el cas dels cristalls és degut a la capacitat paràsita de la càpsula i el metal.litzat dle propi cristall. Com que el fenòmen és conegut, a les especificacions del cristall ja s'indica la capacitat a insertar en sèrie o en paral.lel per a obtenir la F de disseny. Els resultats em semblen contra-intuititus. El Q hauria de ser més gran quan més gran és la bobina. La impedància així ho demostra, per 15uH 692K per 2,16uH 95K. M’agradaria poder provar les trampes en un VNA i comparar els gràfics a veure que surt. Crec que el sistema és vàlid per ajustar trampes al món real però potser no prou acurat com per explicar en detall el seu funcionament. Segueix investigant que és molt interessant. 73's de Toni, EA3ERT -------------- part següent -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: antenna-traps.pdf Type: application/pdf Size: 314250 bytes Desc: no disponible URL: -------------- part següent -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: esquema.jpg Type: image/jpeg Size: 160776 bytes Desc: no disponible URL: