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by **Sonnet Radi** » Sun, 22 Oct 2000 04:00:00

Testing from 22:30 GMT - 00:00 GMT Tonight on either of these frequencies
subject to conditions (which are pretty poor at present)

6260, 6280 or 6290 KHz 48m

Testing Inverted 'V' type antenna but not holding our breath, output power
of 35watts.

A Pilot programme will be aired with music and regular ID's

QSL's welcome

Thanks in advance for anyone listening and relying,

Regards

Terry C

www.free-radio.de/sonnetradio
Tel/Fax: +44 (0)807 134 3548

by **Martin Spence** » Sun, 29 Oct 2000 04:03:18

An inverted V will, unless mounted very high above ground,
radiate much of your power upwards. At night, it will just
fly off into outer space and people won't hear it, or not
well anyway. A vertical aerial at night is better for 200
to 1000 miles, or a vee can be used between dawn and about 4
hours after dawn for coverage out to 250 miles or so.

Cheers,

Martin.

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> Testing from 22:30 GMT - 00:00 GMT Tonight on either of these frequencies
> subject to conditions (which are pretty poor at present)

> 6260, 6280 or 6290 KHz 48m

> Testing Inverted 'V' type antenna but not holding our breath, output power
> of 35watts.

> A Pilot programme will be aired with music and regular ID's

> QSL's welcome

> Thanks in advance for anyone listening and relying,

> Regards

> Terry C

> www.free-radio.de/sonnetradio
> Tel/Fax: +44 (0)807 134 3548

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