by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

ONE IMPORTANT THING to consider when building an antenna system for 75 meters is efficiency. For inverted L or vertical antennas, an elevated radial system works best. Avoid commercially-made under-40-foot verticals; they’re very inefficient and produce weak signals. Make a wire vertical at least 60 feet in length, and elevate the feedpoint and radials 7 feet or more above the ground. At that height, even two radials give reasonable efficiency. Inverted Ls at about 150 feet in length and with elevated radials work well too (on both 75 and 160 meters), but require a simple matching network at the base. Dipoles and inverted Vs are efficient and effective too, but should be in the clear and have their centers at 45 feet or higher.

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Here’s a selection from, and commentary on, some of the concepts discussed during the Liberty Net this week:

• Another bank ripoff — and invasion of our privacy: Chase Bank now refuses to accept cash for deposit in relatives’ or family members’ accounts — you must use a check or money order only. (18 minutes)

• If we’re going to be forced to accept “homosexual marriage,” how long before we are also forced to accept plural marriage, or marriage to animals or objects? One you abandon Nature as your guide, there is no limit to the sickness. (36 minutes)

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

EVEN THOUGH we’re near the peak of the sunspot cycle, propagation has been acting more like we’re at the bottom. (Some scientists think the low sunspot numbers presage a cooling trend of many years’ duration.) Luckily, this hasn’t seemed to impact Liberty Net or other 75 meter operations, and signals are great this season — and static is low, too. So join in on the exchange of ideas on the Liberty Net this week!

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Here’s my selection from, and commentary on, some of the ideas and concepts discussed the Liberty Net this session:

• The debt of the heavily Third World city of Chicago has now been downgraded to one step above junk status. (7 minutes)

• Fetchit caved in to Jewish pressure and decided to send a representative to meet with war criminal and mass murderer Benjamin Netanyahu when he came to Washington to try to stir up a war between the US and Iran. (10 minutes)

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

IT’S KNOWN that an antenna system excited with RF energy produces both an electric field and a magnetic field, which combine to form an electromagnetic wave. But it’s possible that, when the RF energy is communicating real independent thought, that something akin to an intelligence field is present — and detectable anywhere the wave propagates.

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Here’s my selection from, and commentary about, some of the ideas and concepts brought forth on the Liberty Net this time:

• Rudy Giuliani has been saying a lot of things that Americans want to hear these days. But beware: Giuliani has been working for years for a militant, violent Muslim terror group called the MEK, which was trained by Israel’s Mossad in the art of assassination. Giuliani himself has also been a long-term asset of Israel. (15 minutes)

• Jim, AB3RA, a Liberty Net participant and Net Control Station –who for years was helping his alma mater, Northwestern University, by interviewing prospective students — has now disassociated himself from the school. He refuses to help them so long as they give professorships to domestic terrorists like Bernadine Dohrn, and deny seats on the student government to students who are “too White and too straight.” (19 minutes)

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

IF YOU don’t use your freedom of speech — and listen to others who are doing the same (and no, I don’t mean the Zionist/corporate media) — you may soon lose that freedom.

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Here’s my selection from, and commentary on, some of the ideas and concepts brought forth on the Liberty Net this week:

• For some reason or other, Fetchit’s wedding ring always seems to be “sent out for repair” during Ramadan, when observant Muslims are forbidden to wear jewelry. (8 minutes)

• H1B visas were supposedly intended to only be used when no American was available to do a particular job. But Southern California Edison doesn’t agree with that — they brought in a passel of Indians and fired their American workers. (10 minutes)

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

A THICK MANTLE of snow has covered our roads and our cars, inhibiting travel — but it can’t stop the radio waves from travelling, and bouncing off the Kennelly-Heaviside Layer, enabling the most exciting discussion net on HF radio: the Liberty Net, on the air since 1974.

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Here’s my selection from, and commentary on, some of the ideas and concepts brought forth on the Liberty Net this week:

• The West’s current subservience to — and obsession with engaging in wars and “interventions” on behalf of — Jewish oligarchs can aptly be described as “cutting off our own head.” Our own native ruling class, with all its faults, was at least ours. It has now been replaced by Zionists and the Zionists’ employees. (11 minutes)

• Why would Zionist oligarchs be in favor — as they clearly are — of importing millions of Muslims into the West? Three reasons: 1) In the long term, to destroy Western society and especially its founding race through genetic and cultural mixing; and 2) in the short term, to create domestic conflicts with imported Muslims which will make the populace hate Muslims and therefore sympathetic to the Jews’ wars against Muslim nations in the Middle East; and 3) in the medium term, to create a reservoir of radical Muslims not under the control of the relatively civilized Muslim nations, who can then, with the help of the CIA, Mossad, and other intelligence agencies, be used to foment chaos and regime change. (14 minutes)

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by Kevin Strom, WB4AIO

THERE ARE few things quite as pleasant as sitting by a warm fire — or a warm vacuum tube amplifier — in the Winter and relaxing and communicating interesting ideas with one’s friends spread all across the continent. Try it sometime — check into the Liberty Net.

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Here’s an abbreviated digest and commentary on some of the issues brought up on the Liberty Net this time:

• The state of Massachusetts has taken the ominous step of requiring “EZ Pass” use for drivers on its toll roads — meaning that your movements will be tracked and you must have a bank account which is also linked to this data. (11 minutes)

• The state of New Jersey, ostensibly to “punish” wandering homeless people, have demanded that all owners of private video surveillance cameras, including those on private homes, be registered with and be made accessible to the state, including significant record-keeping requirements. Surveillance cameras (and microphones) in the boardrooms of banks and lobby groups sounds like a much better idea. (16 minutes)

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