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New Zealand Amateurs Gain Access to 600m Band:
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March 15, 2010
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by AL7GA on March 15, 2010
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OK, another null to find on my tuner. Obviously can't transmit, but will be interesting to see if their 25 watt transmissions can be heard at the top of the Pacific.
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by K0DCH on March 15, 2010
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At this wavelength it could be very difficult to build even a marginally efficient radiator. The equivalent of an 8-ft whip on 40m would be 120 ft at 600m.
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RE: New Zealand Amateurs Gain Access to 600m Band:
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by AE6RO on March 16, 2010
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That almost sounds do-able. Pity ordinary hams in the US can't give 600 meters a try. 73, John
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