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DXer:
Hermod Pedersen
CV: DXing since 1971, focusing on
Latin American radio stations. Have been president of the Swedish DX
Federation, and started its first Bulletin Board in 1990. Started the
Nordic Shortwave Center web site, later merged with HCDX.
Having retired, after 40 years in journalism, I now have more time for
radio adventures.
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How
to adjust a remote vactrol alone
With two cell phones you have a nice mobile intercom. Call one from the
other. Leave one of them listening to the radio. Take the other with you
when you adjust a vactrol, a feed lines or the like.
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Build
a simple continuity tester
Multimeters is not the best way to see if an antenna wire is intact.
You will often get wrong, or no, results.
Build
your own test box.
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