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New 600m station at WD2XSH/20

Last August the FCC renewed and expanded the license for the 600m experimental group so for this new season I have rebuilt my antenna and completely redone the station.  The following is a description of the current antenna and station at N6LF, WD2XZSH/20: Download 600 meter station at WD2XSH .  The file is about 300 kB.

November 05, 2009 in 600m experiment | Permalink

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