Inspiring! What do you use for a PSU? I've used a lead acid car starter battery rated 17Ah from Halfords for my occasional portable operations. Gives me a couple of hours, but more if I turn down the hf output. I'm curious to know more about your idea and whether I might get a signal boost from spreading a layer of salt on wet ground underneath my dipole!
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Fantastic effort Ken. Thanks for making my day today. Super exciting to talk to you from ZL tonight on 14.200 73's from down under ZL1HIM Ian
Was good to talk to you Ian. Here's my station in this morning's location...if it doesn't come on here it'll be on my main page on Twitter post
Congratulation for your station its so great! so proud to contact you today on 18.145Mhz, 73 from Luxembourg LX1CF Fabrice
Good contact today Fabrice. I will be out again in the next few hours. Look forward to many more contacts....73's from EA5/G4VZV/ pedestrian
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Inspiring! What do you use for a PSU? I've used a lead acid car starter battery rated 17Ah from Halfords for my occasional portable operations. Gives me a couple of hours, but more if I turn down the hf output. I'm curious to know more about your idea and whether I might get a signal boost from spreading a layer of salt on wet ground underneath my dipole!
Hi John ...I use LiPo4 (lithium ion phosphorus batteries) 30Ah and 50Ah these are good for 2 to 3 hours