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SWL - WN8SQY - W8SQY - N8RI
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Early 1960's view from the roof of our house in Seven Hills, ground elevation 1150 ft. |
Skinny me, W8SQY (at the time). |
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My vertically polarized stacked six-element two-meter yagis. I also had a 16-element collinear, and two ten-element yagis stacked, one time vertical and one time horizontal. And a 20-element crossed polarized. I actually worked a guy in a radio shop in Mayfield Hts testing his transmitter into a dummy load from this QTH. |
Jack, W8LIO. |
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Jack, W8LIO's big antenna and tower. |
N8RI and N8PRG twin consecutive serial number Yaesu VX-5 handhelds. |
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Jo Ann, then K8WRX, standing in front of the 26 foot chicken wire 1296 MHz moonbounce dish built by her father Jack, W8LIO, about 1961. I helped extend the diameter from 20 feet to 26 feet. It was used on the first one-way 1296 MHz moonbounce transmission from Sam Harris, W1BU / W1FZJ Boston to W8LIO Dorset on the Ohio PA border. |
My current shack set up for 10/15/20/40/M PSK-31, CW and SSB. Also VHF/UHF and scanners. |
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Amateur Radio N8RI |
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