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Diary of Life in Mindanao

10/12/31 TV antenna fabrication
10/12/24 Cute operator
10/12/23 Business and broadcasters consult with us.
10/12/17 Business Antenna Construction
10/12/15 Antennas found in the city
10/12/10 14MHz antenna repair completed
10/12/07 14MHz antenna destruction
10/12/04 Fare8 Club Christmas Party
10/12/04 Gigi Class C Retake
10/11/27 To Manila, PARA's General Assembly
10/11/16 A piglet was born.
10/11/06 Ham Shop Situation
10/11/02 Internet connection is not available
10/10/27 STANDARD C150 repair
10/10/22 Ham Shop Page
10/10/22 power outage
10/09/30 Autumn Condition
10/09/17 DU8UTP Franco.
10/09/12 Challenge PSK 31
10/09/07 Expansion of piggery
10/08/12 Antenna repair for 21 MHz
10/08/07 The 21 MHz antenna is broken.
10/08/06 Backyard and Antenna
10/08/03 sunset
10/07/31 Radio Commercials
10/07/03 Shack Introduction
10/06/21 Repeater Controller
10/06/07 Repeater Controller CW Routine
10/05/20 Clear sky, group of antennas
10/05/18 antenna group
10/05/13 50MHz also open
10/05/09 Election...eh! Are you sure?
10/05/06 How to write a card via manager
10/05/04 shack
10/04/20 VHF Repeater Orders Received
10/04/12 Philippine Military Group
10/04/11 business
10/04/05 21MHz and 50MHz antennas
10/04/04 Failed 50MHz installation
10/04/04 If not available, make one. 50MHz balun
10/04/02 If you don't have it, make it. Cross mount.
10/04/01 50MHz 5EL remanufactured
10/03/23 Four 16-meter-long bamboos
10/03/22 Production of 21MHz 3-element yagi
10/03/15 Purchase a generator
10/03/05 wire antenna
10/02/03 Broken again.
10/01/20 I'm going in the wrong direction.
10/01/19 18MHz Yagi breakage for Japan
10/01/04 7/8 2-stage 144MHz band GP
JI1FGX/DU9 Business Antenna Construction（2010/12/17)
A customer recently asked us to install an antenna that he described as a mystery antenna.
The antenna looks like it has been used for a long time, and several repairs were made, such as a broken element and a disconnected joint of the coaxial cable.
Check with antenna analyzer after repair
I was very interested in it, but 152MHz had the lowest SWR.
Still, the bandwidth seems to be surprisingly wide, and there are places where you can get periodic tuning from 138 MHz.
Well, I guess that's about it.
Pipe extensions to replace stays on pole towers that had stopped in the middle of construction.
Mr. Lotlot is rising in the blazing sun.
Five workers in all.
The salary is 1,500 pesos ($3,000) for Lotlot.
1000 pesos (2000 yen) for other workers
This was still a very well-paid job for them.

I also got 1,000 pesos from Gigi (come on, that's too cheap for Japanese).
."Because all you do is solder coax.Because..."
Now, I don't know the details of this antenna, but I found only a drawing of it on the Thai website.
http://thaimisc.pukpik.com/freewebboard/php/vreply.php?user=manoon&topic=155
Installation of antenna on 21mH pipe tower
Antenna installation costs 10,000 pesos (20,000 yen)
I got him to buy RG8 and solder the connectors, which is my job.
Mr. Lotlot trying to connect that cable to the antenna
Charlei to install coaxial cable run
Used Alinco DR-135 for 13,500 pesos (27,000 yen)
Stabilized power supply was not in stock, so I loaned him the one I was using.
SWR was measured and it was generally 1.6 from 138MHz to 150MHz.

The two-day job brought in 23,500 pesos (47,000 yen).
Even after deducting salary, 18,000 pesos (36,000 yen), it is still quite a good income.

Customers were very impressed with the Japanese manager who gave detailed instructions during construction.
December 15, 2010   December 23, 2010