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A Cloud Warmer for Eighty Meters
Figure 1: The cloud warmer for eighty meters. Click to enlarge. So, on eighty meters my signals were always in the dust. In the fall season, with thunderstorms hundreds of miles away, I had an S6 static noise level, with … Continue reading
