PHQFH Diy Results

Email:Paul Hayes

I thought it might be a good idea to include a page to show the results from some of the people who have completed the PHQFH and hopefully encourage others to have a go.

I think everybody who has made a QFH will agree what a rewarding and satisfying experience it is, I know it can be frustrating but it all depends on the approach you take, You will need patience and if you don't have it then perhaps a challenge like this may teach you some, most of us want instant results but lets face it this Satellite imaging thing is a hobby for most of us and In my opinion a hobby should be something you enjoy doing which gives you satisfaction and helps to stop the old grey cells from dying to quickly.

So why not have a go? if you make a mess on your first attempt you have probably learnt something and you will be more prepared for the next attempt, I have written the guide to compliment the article in the RIG journal 53 by Bob Thorpe.

Once you have been successful in making and testing your QFH I am sure you will be happy with the results if not then be prepared to experiment, if you need any further help then contact me at paul@hayes06.freeserve.co.uk

GO FOR IT WHY don't you

Have FUN life's to short to be Miserable 

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William Stevenson contacted me recently to inform me that he was contemplating making a QFH, we later realized that he only lives a couple of miles away from me in Swinton (that's the posh area ;-)

Bill is a licensed Ham.

Please see Bills message below!

Bill has now finished both the RX2 and QFH, please see pictures below

Click on image for larger view

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