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Enderle Group
Distance: 0.5 Mi389 Photinia Ln
95127 San Jose -
Pacific Computec
Distance: 0.5 Mi5485 Club Dr
95127 San Jose -
Power Paws Agility
Distance: 0.7 Mi10711 Crothers Rd
95127-1731 San Jose -
J & B Construction Co
Distance: 0.5 Mi145 Fleming Ave
95127-2426 San Jose -
Pacific Computec
Distance: 0.5 Mi5485 Club Dr
95127-1602 San Jose
Tactical Link Systems
- 10958 Mount Hamilton Rd
- Mount Hamilton, California
- 95140-9701
- Phone: 408.923.0843
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Description
Anyone who has worked with short-length loop antennas has found that a capacitor is commonly placed in series with the loop, usually at the side opposite that of the feed point. The results of my particular adventure in Notch Antennas resulted in some "cranky" tuning on the part of the Motorola F2265A Autocoupler when used on 75/80 meters.
The primary purpose of ALE is to provide a much more reliable means for one station to call another station via HF radio. Prior to ALE, operators of HF radio equipment needed to develop a body of skills that would allow them to know as accurately as possible, what specific frequency segment of the HF radio spectrum could be used at a particular time of day, time of year, and period of the current sunspot cycle, in order to reliably raise another specific radio station in which they need contact. Making the right decision wasn't always easy.