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I'm happy to have one!

Nive video, I did something similar 2 months ago.

나 태어났을때구나 기억은 안나지만 다들 행복해보인다 🙈

isn't it highly illegal to operate a radio in NK? Like...so illegal they will erase your genealogical tree from the genepool and history ?

I know it's old but still good - kinda like me

hi sir has this got a built in tuner please

세상에 여긴 어딘데 팀탑이 있냐.. 헐

I use that RX port for a receive LoG, Loop on Ground. Similar to a beverage on ground but more omnidirectional. Works great.

The cars fit the look of the city. We had some of those models of Hyundai and Kia back then. It’s not that the cars were “ugly” as they say. It’s that they resemble the look of the city… the cultural “vibe” is translated into the automotive design.

아무리 살기 조아 보여도 학교 가면 왜그리 양아치들이 득실득실 했는지

what are the coax 1 and 2 and coax direct 1 and 2 for

Thanks for making and posting this video. I recently acquired one of these units, and had trouble locating any documentation. Thankfully, a fellow ham responded to my search and gave me a link to the user manual: elektrotanya.com/mfj-962_VERSA_TUNER_III.pdf/download.html#dl Another commenter already shared that link. 73 de KB3ZIM

Beautiful natur and rig. 73

Are you the chap who left an eBook of a review of the FT891 on Amazon? If so well done and thanks. I had a thorough read. I’m considering buying one to use in Japan as it’s near impossible to use imported equipment legally over here. The registration process requires the certification of each individual radio by the operator. Spurious spectrum screenshots etc. I was reading the comments below here and was saddened to see that Korea is restricting its licensing for ‘imported operators’. I just got licensed locally and here I was moaning about not being able to get a call sign until I register an approved rig that gets tied to either my mobile or home station permit. Hence my research into the FT-891. Are you still active and in this neck of the woods? John, 73

Hi. So the antenna wire is soldered or connected into one big circle. And then how do you connect the ladderline to the antenna? Do you just solder or connect it anyway so there is a metal connection from each side of the ladderline to a spot on the antenna?

Hi Darek, to generate a better antenna import the measurements or build directly on MMANA GAL 😉 73 de is0hmz Luca

Your vertical has a commonmode problem..

Hello great video. Can you use a 2 elwm yagi on 40m as a receive antenna and use a half wave dipole as a main transmitting antenna?

Thank you! The SB78a is very good sounding with the foam :) May I ask you, what diameter / thikness the foam has ? (or modell)

How long is the antenna? I am trying to relearn Morse code after 40 years! I guess you might say that I have been away from radio for a while.

Great video! de W2CSI

초등학교 2학년때입니다

My 3 elemrnt yagi is sometimes noisier than my vertical. As far as recieve and transmit it depends on propagation. I flip back and forth to determine which is right for the contact.

I am putting up a similar antenna this week.Hope I can work some JAs on 40 too!

Hi, thanks for the video..do you have the link for dowloading software from ftdx 3000 to a computer ? thanks by advance, great job ! :)

Hey, greetings from the UK! Great video, very useful not only to KX2 owners as some of the concepts are cross brands and models. It shows the real meaning of working a week station. Thanks for sharing.

Hi Derek, thanks for the video! do you have the free link to control the ftdx 3000 with a computer ? thank you by advance.73 ! :)

Some of the changes on the firmware have given the PFn 3 buttons. Nice.

Calum did a video about a wire loop laying on the ground as a good low noise receive antenna. Looking forward to trying it this year.

맥도날드 케이에프씨는 그대로네요

To get over the dangling-feeder and interaction problem, I put a sleeve current-choke 1/4 wave down the coax; the (outer surface if the outer conductor of the) coax above the choke forms the lower half of the dipole. It's all vertical, using the deliberate co-ax radiation technique 😀

So thanks for that you took the cherish video taken in 2002. It is so good and cherish a material that we can learn the history and the culture of Korea in 2002.

Thank you for the hints very useful 😊

Is this radiation too?

He's in the pro Russian separatist breakaway region, so I'd say he's safe from the Russians, he's probably ethnic Russian himself.

It looks like he's shooting a Patterson.

MOXON is great small space antenna. vertically mounting seems like work well. they also mtches to 50 ohm just fine, if it choose right dimension. I use 4NEC2 simulator to determine best dimension for use. AG6JU

terrific job thanks 73 from kb2uew

I’ve also experienced this at my home. My endfed random wire (non-resonant antenna) often receives better than my other antennas.

This was very helpful for me. Thank you for making this video!

I much enjoyed this. I'm a new US ham living in Japan doing what I can to set up a station from scratch. Hope to be on the air as soon as my IARP license comes through. Appreciate the look at how expat hams make their DX QSOs from abroad. Maybe we'll have one together soon. 73 KD2ORG (Japanese license pending)

I'm new to amateur radio and wonder if there's an English-speaking group or community I can join in the Seoul area.

This was a very helpful video! Fantastic!

On your YAGI, have you chosen a reflector or a director

Is this phasing the antennas to reduce noise like a QRM eliminator.

Nice work and explanation, best 73

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youre the best, i have same radio, created tried all antennas, still very noisy. i live in the city, surrounded with solar panels and inverters, what i did, i made a doublet antenna, 4;1 balun. im down S2-S3. made the antenna 65ft. its awesome.

Really useful information on tweaking the KX2!