Next message: John Drayton: "[world-cruising] HF communication equipment"
Yes, I generally use a wire loop antenna, about
10m...
--- Rick H Kennerly <> wrote:
> HF WeFax is not a strong signal, really. But
> your major problem is noise
> around you--your computer, your neighbors,
> motors running in the
> neighborhood, cars with bad ignitions, bad
> fluorescent ballasts, the list is
> endless ashore. Even in harbors, you get a lot
> of interference.
>
> However, at sea or around the islands away from
> towns, we've always found HF
> WeFax reception to be good.
>
> The satellite products are good, but you'll
> need special receivers and
> antennas. Pretty pricey for the subscription,
> too.
>
> Have you tried an external antennae on your
> Sanguen?
>
> Rick NH2F
> Westsail 32 Xapic
> Cabo San Juan, Puerto Rico
>
> www.mouseherder.com/xapic/sleep.html
> www.westsail.org
>
> Sail like a Kiwi
> Anchor like a Canadian
> Live like a Texan
>
> .:.
>
>
>
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