Bill DesJardins
Bill DesJardins
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WWV SHOOT OUT
Listen to WWVH in Hawaii over powering WWV in Colorado as the 10 MHz band opens up wide late at night. Recorded with a Hustler whip and DX Engineering Top Hat next to the ocean in RI.
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Video

WWVH in Hawaii - 59+30dB on 10 MHz
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Listen to WWV in Hawaii booming into the East Coast 59 30dB, over powering WWV in Colorado.
Peter Dalton (W6KW) 59+&60dB and Amir Bazak (4X6TT) in Bulgaria 59+30dB
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Listen to Amir, 4X6TT, operate from Bulgaria on 40 Meters with Peter, W6KW. Recorded from a salt marsh in Rhode Island on a Hustler mobile whip. End of clip has long recording of Peter telling stories about The Old Days.
6 Meter Opening #1
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Mid-June, 2024
Amazing JA Pile Up - Long Version
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This amazing pile up was recorded at 10 AM EDT on May 3, 2024 using a Chameleon 17' telescoping whip mounted on a car extended to 1/4 wavelength on 14 MHz. Listen and be amazed by the discipline of hundreds of Japanese operators remaining silent until the appropriate time comes to send out their calls, with few, if any, disgracing the emperor by looking out for #1 and cheating, like the America...
Amazing Japanese Pile up on 14 MHz
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10 AM, May 3, 2024. Chameleon telescoping whip on car extended to 1/4 wavelength vertical. Parked at Ninigret Fort overlooking ocean in Charlestown, RI.
A52P in Bhutan.
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Bhutan. Recorded on a Hustler whip in the Charlestown Beach parking lot on R.I.'s Southern shore on April 25, 2024.
VU2GSM - The Long Video
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Here's 20 minutes of VU2GSM working stateside and europe on 10 MHz. Recorded on April 13, 2024 around 9 PM EDT by W1ZY/m with a Hustler mobile whip... parked on a bluff overlooking the Atlantic ocean to the East. 8)
VU2GSM works W1ZY/M!
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W1ZY/M is heard in India with 80 Watts from a car next to the ocean using a Hustler mobile whip top loaded with a capacity hat. April 13, 2024.
VU2GSM Works Stateside on10 MHz
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*April13, 2024 @ 9 PM EDT* Legendary VU2GSM, in India, pulls American and European signals out of the noise while he BooMs in along the East Coast of the United States. Recorded in a car with a hustler whip next to the ocean by W1ZY on April 13, 2024.
SM5X peaking 59+ 40dB in a car.
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Recorded next to the ocean in Matunuck, RI using a 54" MO3 hustler whip and 20 Meter Resonator.
R5AJ 59+ 40dB in a car
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R5AJ 59 40dB in a car
YT3D working New Zealand and then Alaska
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Received in a car with a Hustler 54" whip and 20 Meter resonator parked next to the ocean in Matunuck, R.I. Check out the Alaska Station that calls after the New Zealand QSO!
SM5X
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Booming in a car parked next to the Ocean in Matunuck. R.I. Hustler 54" whip.
SM5X Booming Late and Night
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Recorded in a car using 54" Hustler mast and resonator parked next to the ocean in Matunuck, R.I.
R5AJ Starts off the Late Night Polar Opening
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R5AJ Starts off the Late Night Polar Opening
R5AJ Works West Coast Pile Up
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R5AJ Works West Coast Pile Up
WPX CW MOBILE
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WPX CW MOBILE
MG50DFX REPAIR
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MG50DFX REPAIR
US NAVY DC POWER SUPPLY -- SMOKE TEST
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US NAVY DC POWER SUPPLY SMOKE TEST
US NAVY DC POWER SUPPLY
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US NAVY DC POWER SUPPLY
SB-220 Variable ALC - PART I
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SB-220 Variable ALC - PART I
SB-220 Variable ALC - Part II
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SB-220 Variable ALC - Part II
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART VIII
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART VIII
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART VII
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART VII
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART VI
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART VI
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART V
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART V
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART IV
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART IV
Indigenous Peoples' Day
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Indigenous Peoples' Day
PHILCO 483 Repair -- PART III
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PHILCO 483 Repair PART III

Komentáře

  • @k_meowington
    @k_meowington Před 4 měsíci

    Clean it up, man! It looks disgusting

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    ...NYC traffic jam! Lots of activity worldwide, just poor range. Good time to do test equipment work.

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    15 has been interesting lately. For some reason I vant hear much from Asia although i get several dx lookups from cn so apparently they hear me. Must be the mountains

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    Your CW fist is darn near mechanical quality. Thats excellent to those out there that arent cw ops... " Good Guy"

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      Thank you. The Brown Brothers is on the passenger seat. 8)

  • @W1ZY
    @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

    Stations Worked: W1ZY/M, W1HI, DL6RO, K3BSY, NP4H, DF4ZK.

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    30 has been unusually good lately, and Im getting as good or better reception on the vertical, which is unusual.

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    Nice HP genny. Noted the terminator on the BNC tee...proper procedure.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      I need to get some of that Raidoshine up here on that face. 8D

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      its amazing stuff. and safe

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      that reverb sounds like its from Lost in Space!

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    Its either a " great antenna system" or " not in the air now" conditions! thats about 7,000 airline miles Those Hustlers work great.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      I am thinking about the power of simplicity in the form of a resonant, monoband radiator tuned to one frequency with the precision of a piano wire in a Bechstein at Carnage Hall.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      The keys are to resonate them at their feed points, and then match them with a shunt coil at their bases, before attaching any coax leading back to the rig. In this case, we are resonating the Hustler 54” straight mast on 10.1 MHz with the 21 Meter coil by using a DX Engineering Top Hat with six (6) 24” spokes. This reduces coil losses to resonate the 54” mast, followed by a 1” coil with three turns of No. 14 solid copper shorting the feedpoint inside the car to obtain the 50 Ohm +j0 apparently elusive match.

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      its darn near impossible to get away from excess capacitance. I have two verticals, hf and 2m, both require feedpoint inductance.

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      this might sound crazy, but Im thinking of putting that hustler mobile antenna on a plate on the ground in the yard. It works on a metal plant stand on the beach in FL.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      @@k8byp Worked Angola this afternoon on 15.....

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    Prof Seybold wrote about low elevation ducting 8n a layer up to 3 KM above the Earths surface being associated with very strong signals Intro. to RF Propagation is the title.

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    We just worked QRP CW on 30m. I was at 3 watts and a self tuning shunt fed 20m vertical ( BW about 15 MHz) It must be a good vertical night. Dave

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      Definitely! Ithink you're the one who told me about RBN positings.....I looked myself up and it was getting hits at Watts mobile!

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      yes tt was I. I hit the FI6 RX later at 40 watts, on a vertical and much greater distance.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      @@k8byp Thanks for showing that RBN to me. Now I can go to different seaside locations and do unscientific comparisons.

    • @k8byp
      @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

      Well observations are part of science....if theyre valid. BTW good fw fist

  • @k8byp
    @k8byp Před 4 měsíci

    Nice Brown Bros paddles, same here

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 měsíci

      Beauties. I never leave home without them. Literally in the car!

  • @braneyu7u
    @braneyu7u Před 5 měsíci

    wow ! Thank you very very much de yt3d

  • @luisaiudice3271
    @luisaiudice3271 Před rokem

    Che schifooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @HalfLifeSistah
    @HalfLifeSistah Před rokem

    Subbed❤ I enjoyed watching this. It's so sad what happened to them. I'm so happy to know that they got exonerated 🥹

  • @frankhornby6873
    @frankhornby6873 Před rokem

    What d’yer mean.....that voice?....it’s not Robert Plant!!....

  • @user-ze8pu6td4u
    @user-ze8pu6td4u Před rokem

    В семидесятых о таких говорили: От их исполнения кошки на парадняках завыли. Скребки.

  • @user-ze8pu6td4u
    @user-ze8pu6td4u Před rokem

    Хуже исполнения я не слышал. Р. Плант и Д. Пейдж, их скопировать и повторить невозможно. Этот вид симфонической музыки, музыки всех лучших из 20 века повторить невозможно. Как их помнить? Не знаю. Но уродливое повторение им явно вредит. Это портит оригинал.

  • @DeadEndGoose
    @DeadEndGoose Před rokem

    Stop. stop posting.

  • @TenVeils
    @TenVeils Před rokem

    Thank God Derek Hamilton got out and stayed out. So many people break and never make it out. We need to put pressure on the elected officials to pass The Wrongful Conviction Act and the Clean Slat Act.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před rokem

      Thank you. Of course I agree.

  • @JayN4GO
    @JayN4GO Před rokem

    Well here we are 6 or so years later. I think ultimately the east and Omni are fairly equal as well as west and Omni stateside. So the only difference is beyond 600 miles. Have you ever tried a vertical loop?

    • @JayN4GO
      @JayN4GO Před rokem

      @@W1ZY sure! Tnx

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 2 měsíci

      If you are sitting in front of the array, its signal would only be about 3dB louder _than a single vertical._ That's because phased verticals _do not have much forward gain (3dB)._ So in the video, there is hardly any difference between the array pointing at a receiver compared to its "omni" position (e.g. a single vertical). When we listen to the vertical with the Europe receiver, and toggle between NE and OMNI, we only see about an S-unit, which is what we would expect. And when we do the same with K9RM's receiver to the West, we see about the same. If you listen closely through the (stupid) music, you can see K9RM is confused by this. He honestly (and begrudgingly) reports hardly any difference between the "forward" and "omni" states.

  • @dylanbulinsky5637
    @dylanbulinsky5637 Před 2 lety

    so sad and disgusting the terrorism america lives under still

  • @shockandaweawakentheworld1910

    Who's here from the JRE Podcast? Justice! Respect 🙏!

  • @gordonbgraham
    @gordonbgraham Před 2 lety

    Whole lotta crap

    • @luisaiudice3271
      @luisaiudice3271 Před rokem

      Concordoooo!!!!!! Come pure i 4 satanisti e depravati dei LED Zeppelin. Ecco perché hanno avuto tanto successo.

  • @AnilsonCrivelaro
    @AnilsonCrivelaro Před 2 lety

    Very nice. Your recepcion is a very good

  • @evedesjardins8414
    @evedesjardins8414 Před 2 lety

    Someone has an excellent animal sitter???💕

  • @W1ZY
    @W1ZY Před 2 lety

    For those confused by what's going on here, here is an explanation. The set up is as follows: We are using the signal generator as an audio generator to inject an audio tone into the microphone input of the TS-430S transceiver, and then flipping it to transmit. We are receiving the SSB signal it is transmitting on the TS-830S. If we tune the two radios to the same frequency in LSB mode, it is just like a normal QSO--except the transmitter, TS-430S, has a audio tone injected into it rather than the operator talking. We do this because we want to CHECK THE PASSBAND OF THE TS-430S. To do this, we have both radios on the same frequency. The TS-430S transmitting and the TS-830S receiving. Then we vary the frequency of the audio tone injected into the SSB transmitter and watch the S-meter on the receiver. When we get to around 2.8 KHz injected into the transmitter, we note that the S-meter on the receiver shows the signal dropping off. This shows us the transmitter in SSB mode is attenuating audio SSB at 2.8 KHz. We can actually read the number of dB drop off at 2.8 KJz by looking at the TS-830S receiver's S meter. We then increase the transmitter's audio tone up higher, and see further drop off in the receiver's S meter. This shows us the TS-430S passband is operating within spec. It is rejecting SSB audio above 2.8 KHz to the point where at 3.0 KHz you cannot hear it's signal anymore in the TS-830S receiver.

  • @robertcatterson8835
    @robertcatterson8835 Před 2 lety

    What a steaming hot load of s*it.💩💩

  • @leemiller287
    @leemiller287 Před 2 lety

    Aaawww that voice 😍 👌 ❤🙏🤪🙃🤪

  • @SeAfasia
    @SeAfasia Před 2 lety

    Hi Bill.... working fine... carefully with sparkling ... stay safe 73

    • @SeAfasia
      @SeAfasia Před 2 lety

      @@W1ZY yes Bill....remeber that when you was testing your verical array anntena copy you 9/+20 with my dipole...73

  • @jeremynicholson1560
    @jeremynicholson1560 Před 2 lety

    New subscriber here keep it up!! If I was you I would employ P r o m o s m!!

  • @SeAfasia
    @SeAfasia Před 2 lety

    Hi...the other side of components?

  • @dodgy8393
    @dodgy8393 Před 2 lety

    Chicken Chris AlFredo

  • @dougmiller9492
    @dougmiller9492 Před 3 lety

    I worked on her in the late 80s when eklof owned her ( spelling my be wrong ) she was my first motor tanker then I went to the chem trader

  • @shealinbanta4169
    @shealinbanta4169 Před 3 lety

    Why is the video in black and white?

  • @KingDaviiid
    @KingDaviiid Před 3 lety

    awesome

  • @shealinbanta4169
    @shealinbanta4169 Před 4 lety

    I love her drum solo

  • @barrykery1175
    @barrykery1175 Před 4 lety

    As usual, Elvin always has a good signal. KU3X

  • @ON8EI
    @ON8EI Před 4 lety

    All good, just dump the music.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 lety

      Agreed. Thanks for commenting.

  • @tizgrowinghands
    @tizgrowinghands Před 4 lety

    My guy right here!!!

  • @errolwaguespack7196
    @errolwaguespack7196 Před 5 lety

    Hello

  • @JA-fy1bn
    @JA-fy1bn Před 5 lety

    Wow!

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 lety

      Thank you! It took a while to tweak. check out my QRZ page: W1ZY!

  • @jojiajordan5942
    @jojiajordan5942 Před 5 lety

    JA4って中国地方?

  • @babycakesweetiepie77
    @babycakesweetiepie77 Před 6 lety

    whatever happened with this film?

  • @RealRoCKoFF
    @RealRoCKoFF Před 6 lety

    Thank God this dude out I seen this on ABC 11 news truly 1love pml brother

  • @mrspenn1611
    @mrspenn1611 Před 6 lety

    Thanks, now I know what 'Chirp' sounds like, thanks for posting, 73's

  • @JerryWick
    @JerryWick Před 6 lety

    I just worked Roberto tonight from North Dakota with 100w and a 40m hamstick. He sure can talk! Great guy. What a rush to work DX with my meager equipment

  • @dezwatson6993
    @dezwatson6993 Před 6 lety

    Super demonstration Bill congratulations. Are your verticals 1/4 wave spaced? 73 de G3WW

  • @dezwatson6993
    @dezwatson6993 Před 6 lety

    Interesting tests but the background music seemed unnecessary and a distraction.

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 4 lety

      Agreed. Thanks for commenting.

  • @fordgary3000
    @fordgary3000 Před 6 lety

    That is really so very messed up SAD

  • @MrMesospheric
    @MrMesospheric Před 6 lety

    More info needed! A phased vertical system, assuming it's in-phase, will give two equal lobes. So if one lobe is 'to the east', the other, equal lobe will be 'to the west'. In other words, you'd have to be physically moving one vertical 90 degrees to move the beams so that the two lobes were firing 'to the north' and 'to the south'. Which system was it, I wonder?

    • @W1ZY
      @W1ZY Před 2 měsíci

      This assumes two verticals spaced 1/2 WL fed in-phase. We were testing two verticals spaced 1/4 WL apart using the Christman quadrature (90-degree) system. This produces a lobe in one direction and significant rejection in the opposite direction. The "OMNI" position was achieved by feeding both verticals in-phase by eliminating the 90-degree delay line to either vertical.