they had
done.
It's a tough balancing act. My recommendation is to privately and directly
point out when someone has crossed the line to the level the moderators deem
inappropriate, or when enough complaints come in that the matter has to be
reviewed by those moderators.
Regards
Paul/VJB
of the FCC to declare
pre-emptive emergencies that blocked the use of that area of the dial by others.
Please read and consider filing Comments on the FCC's electronic database:
http://www.qsl.net/wa3vjb/FCC-10-45A1.doc
Regards,
Paul/VJB
I would like to think Joel Hallas is the victim of a political Tourette's
Syndrome that has infected the ARRL for many years.
The malady causes uncontrollable utterances against AM whenever someone inside
the League tries to write or say something positive about our part of the hobby.
So
moley signals pushed the meter way over to the right.
Warren, W1GUD (Tampa Fla.), Robert W0VMC (Wisc), TimTron WA1HLR (Maine), and
soon after, Bill KD0HG (Colo.) all heard in Georgia to illustrate the geography
covered.
Good stuff.
Paul/VJB
to general
comments.
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Announcing the 2010
Amplitude Modulation
Transmitter Rally
Contest and Operating Event
On the HF Amateur Bands (160 meters to 10 meters)
Saturday, February 6, 2010 6:00 AM E.S.T.
to 2:00AM E.S.T. the following day.
The purpose of this event is to encourage the use of Amplitude Modulation on
The nationwide Heavy Metal Rally is Sunday, Dec. 27. This annual event
brings out the Tall Ships of AM for a show cruise across the airwaves.
Originated by Bill, KDØHG, the operating event is sponsored by Electric Radio
Magazine, which publishes top honors and bestows a trophy award.
Shoot me a couple JPEGs, front panel and main chassis.
I will float it among some b'cst engr friends of mine.
Not seeing anything in a quick search by model and brand name.
--Paul/VJB
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wipe down the rig with.
Good luck and hope this is helpful.
Paul/VJB
- Original Message -
From: John King k5...@yahoo.com
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 7:02 AM
A friend of mine sent me a nice Harvey Wells Bandmaster transmitter. He
repainted
of WUST
in Washington, DC.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48pBTykFVN4
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box, delivering
regards to those on frequency, who then replied to us as we listened over the
internet. Cool interactive radio, ya know?
Check it out.
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Reminds me
of the
masses railing against AM because they were better and
smarter than
anyone using AM.
~ Todd, KA1KAQ/4
Did the masses really say that, Todd?
That feels like a disservice to all the people who continued to make way for AM
as our AM predecessors led the way into
Well okay Todd, I don't really understand your answer, sorry if I touched a
nerve.
Hope to work you this weekend on 40m.
Paul/VJB
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Gentlemen for some reason Dave Knepper's message comes in a quite
unusual way
That's been true over the years. He's aware.
OH, do you mean on this reflector?
Never mind.
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Welcome, Randall,
I see Jim has already replied with good guidance.
Looking forward to your contributions on here.
Introduce yourself ? Maybe catch you on the air.
Paul/VJB
Annapolis
Could you tell me how I would add or make a comment on your
list?
Thanks,
Randall,
W4DEU
things and/or wait for better conditions next
time.
The AM community is a well-regarded part of the hobby, partly because it's an
inviting, easy-going activity with a relaxed pace that lends itself to hanging
out for long periods of time on the air. That's an image I like to nurture.
--Paul/VJB
The re-cone option isn't as expensive as you may think.
I had a nice pair of JBL L-100's that I got from Dennis, W7QHO when he moved
away from Maryland. Both the foam speaker surrounds were shot, as were the dust
covers on the speaker coils.
A place in Pennsylvania re-did them both for $60.
Jim,
You've done well to get to your antenna maintenance before it's so cold the
soldering gun won't even work (has felt like that anyway).
I googled the Tacky Tape to see if it's the same stuff I'm thinking about,
and nothing came up to match what I also will pass along --
Rescue Tape is one
Steve I really enjoy that photo/text page of your transmitter project.
http://www.wd8das.net/gates.html
There's nothing like seeing a Gates on a trailer hitch carrier. I can only
imagine what people thought you were a-totin' going down the road.
That's a nice audio setup you described. Is
Hi Jerry, I'm looking forward to hearing you on your KW-1.
A couple of questions and some advice regarding mic selection --
1. Is the speech amp modified or stock? If it's stock, take the time to
explore how to by-pass the speech clippers as a first order of business. They
add a tremendous
Steve WB3HUZ has filed a report and photos on the Shelby hamfest this past
weekend.
Looks like one to add to the tour, if you weren't already there.
http://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php?topic=21186.0
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.
If you missed us, here are some YouTube videos showing just a small portion of
the great time we had.
Regards to all.
Paul/VJB
Still photos / slide show from John N2ZYZ:
http://www.flickr.com/johngo1
Still photos and web page rundown from Ken, W2DTC:
http://w2dtc.com/2009-0814-w2a-page.htm
John this was one of those times where you had to just be on the air when we
first powered up.
We were not able to promote in advance because permission to access this closed
site came only at the last minute, after months of clearances.
But, we all picked a weekend where we could pull it
answered my CQ up higher.
This may prove to be a good strategy when setting up down low on 40m.
--Paul/VJB
--- On Sat, 5/2/09, N4DKDBrian n4...@bellsouth.net wrote:
From: N4DKDBrian n4...@bellsouth.net
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] 7160 hot
To: wa3...@yahoo.com, Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur
Anyone want to sked on 40m in a couple hours? 0200Z onward, will check here
again or text me a frequency 202 841 3208
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of the antenna without needing a lot of load
mitigation. The pulley rope, sheathed with garden hose, stays in place, while
the second rope raises and lowers the vee for trimming, coax inspection, etc.
Hope helpful.
--Paul/VJB
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besides here) that you just bought a Rare Collins Exciter off
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THANKS FOR THE COMMENTS, all, but I can only flip it back and say it was the
company I was keeping that night that made the video real good
--
Hi Bob, to answer --
Question: Is the Youtube audio straight off your camera?
Or did you dub in audio from the tape? It's amazingly
Quite a good group underway at 0130-0215 GMT
K8MEM Mark in Rochester Michigan
K9ACT Jack
W3JN John in Maryland
WA1QIX Steve in Mass
Wa1HLR TIm in Maine
WA4NJY Ed near Tampa Bay Fla
W1ZB Jerry near Boston
VJB Annapolis
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Forgot to recalibrate GMT to DST.
Report is for 0030-0115 GMT
In the time since, slopbuckets probably working split are frantically repeating
their call letters for a dog x-ray around 7160kc
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From: amradio-requ...@mailman.qth.net amradio-requ...@mailman.qth.net
Subject: AMRadio Digest, Vol 63, Issue 1
To: amradio
meters.
Paul/VJB
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programming, like the
Best of 75m AM alternating with the Best of 10m AM another time.
I just found a 90 minute tape full of the propagation benefits of Solar Cycle
23, with VK2BA and myself in one outstanding QSO, with a sprinkling of others.
Wow.
Anyway, I'm game, say where.
Paul/VJB
Anyone interested in rescuing a retired broadcast transmitter?
I am forwarding interest to someone who has told me about a NJ radio station
clearing it out. Sounds free.
Probably a quad of 4-400s or possibly the original 4-500s.
No other details, no pictures.
REPLY OFF LIST
202 841 3208
John, K5PRO, thanks for passing word that Ed Grothus has passed away.
One of the best vignettes is this YouTube video.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rPYqyRsheCg
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To minimize any confusion over the location of the Rochester (NY) hamfest May
30, it will be at Barnard Carnival Grounds 380 Maiden Lane, Greece, NY.
This is according to a recording at the phone number 585-671-2424, the
forwarding number from the old 585-424-7184, which was the business number
http://www.rochesterham.org/Hamfest.htm
From the wesbsite:
It's TRUE! The 75th Rochester Hamfest has moved!
Why? Because the old location had more inside space than we needed, and no
where near enough outside flea market space. You told us what you wanted and we
listened! With nearly limitless
I was a little puzzled when I saw this announcement about an event honoring
Jack Binns. You may know the name as the guy who penned an introduction to the
RADIO BOYS series of juvenile books from the early 1900s as the exciting
pursuit of wireless was catching on.
I wrote to one of the
I'm puzzled by their premise.
CW can already be utilized between 3600-3700Kc, limited only by license class.
What is their point?
Reserved space for operators who seldom showed up was the reason the FCC scaled
back the size of the reservation, to more closely match the level of activity.
But
Joe,
If you end up being able to attend, please do so.
They often have a sign-in sheet for the public and you can bet the ARRL will
send its attorney.
Since this is an advisory committee meeting, you never know whether you might
cross paths in the aisles with a friendly contact to provide an
Don,
I agree that it does not serve the League's agenda for them to acknowledge the
affirmation of AM activity in the IARU Region 1 band plan.
Pete,
Thanks for trying to convince the ARRL to revise its coverage of the Region 1
summary. The response from their press aide indicates she
--- On Thu, 12/4/08, VJB [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: VJB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] AM accomodated in IARU Region 1 Bandplan
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thursday, December 4, 2008, 3:38 PM
Pete I meant to ask whether you asked them to REPRINT (not
rewrite) the entire IARU
Thanks Pete, of course I totally agree.
Being left out is just the risk some of us saw when the ARRL wanted to relegate
AM as a footnote or an exception to the League's proposal to segregate by
bandwidth.
Looking forward to your sharing any response from them now that they've done
just that
body accepts the IARU's
advocacy of implementing these voluntary guidelines.
Be vigilant.
--Paul/VJB
-Original Message-
From: D. Chester k4kyv at charter.net
To: amradio at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sat, 29 Nov 2008 1:44 am
Subject: [AMRadio] 7190 and/or 7195? Region 1 Bandplan contains
Nice set of pictures, Al.
Someone elected to use the JAN version of the Eimac 4-400, at least a couple of
examples out of the four in there. So what if the tubes are 20+ years old.
Did you catch any other loot out of there? Nice that they sent along some
spare tube stock, that's always
activity is a numerically
critical mass of people to organize and get on. Someone want to take the lead ?
--Paul/VJB
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Collins 20V-3 Broadcast Transmitter in Beautiful Condition Mon Sep
29 11:34:48 2008
Collins 20V-3 Broadcast Transmitter in Beautiful Condition. It is now
operational on 10-160m and has a chrome chassis.
The unit
Drawing your attention to Paul Wende, who has a vast knowledge of the Bauer 707
(and Sparta variant.)
Paul's calls are VE7KHZ.
I've got his email addy somewhere if you need it.
Looking forward to hearing yours on the air this winter Bill.
--Paul/VJB
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Paul, VE3KHZ is the Mystical Oracle for all things Bauer.
Looking forward to hearing yours on this winter.
--Paul/VJB
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Subject: AMRadio Digest, Vol 56, Issue 19
To: amradio
, the less likely we will provoke others who
unreasonably question unusual activity.
I wish there were more sentiment to move down low on 40 meters as well,
especially with yet another Gulf Coast hurricane threat creating a circumstance
in the 7285-7290Kc area.
--Paul/VJB
, and I'm hopeful the next RAC
layout will include the listing. They, and our regular presence along various
AM gathering points, may encourage the intransigent ARRL to eventually follow
our lead once again.
--Paul/VJB
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I totally concur.
We have repeatedly gone back and forth on this, where people who are creatures
of habit wish to have a stable, reassuring place to go, and prefer to have
someone or some group specify where that is.
I **do** agree with the value of established zones for AM activity, but I
Word reaches me of the passing of Bill Decker, N4VMY.
Anyone have details?
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The garden hose sequence is a classic.
Looking forward to hearing that rig.
Paul/VJB
Annapolis
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I missed last night's First Wednesday AM Night, but by coincidence, I got a
nice email this morning from a station in the midwest.
--- On Thu, 8/7/08, Lynn wrote:
From: Lynn
Subject: Recording of Collins AM transmissions on 75 meters by NG9D/Chicago
To: wa3vjb, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
--- On Fri, 8/1/08, david knepper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: david knepper
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Dave Knepper
Date: Friday, August 1, 2008, 5:22 PM
Your email got through but mine bounced - I wonder why???
David Knepper, W3ST-W3CRA
Editor of the Collins
--- On Fri, 8/1/08, david knepper [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: david knepper
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Dave Knepper
Date: Friday, August 1, 2008, 5:22 PM
Your email got through but mine bounced - I wonder why???
David Knepper, W3ST-W3CRA
Editor of the Collins
Dave of course we are AM Buddies !
I have tape of the time you wanted to run the AM Swap Net on SSB, along with my
gentle, diplomatic encouragement of you to reconsider.
It was during that exchange that you pleaded for outside intervention, saying
you were losing control.
I know how you feel
Jim, W5JAI wrote --
... on the subject of commercial rigs, were there any made using the
Eimac 4-1000A for a final...or for that matter, any of the 4-xxx
series tubes?
On the Yahoo McMartian BTK-2K list, I found out that there's a BTK-2K that runs
a pair of 4-1000 modulating another pair.
These Yahoo lists can be a pain. I see in the extensive archives of the
McMartian users list that the correct nomenclature is BA2.5K with the quad of
4-by-1s.
(STILL JOKING ABOUT THE LIST, I'm out of control, get me Dave Knepper)
Mike you might get a kick out of a sidebar article I wrote 15 years ago for QST
magazine.
http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/am.html
Hit the first item in the Articles section.
Classic Rigs and Amplitude Modulation: Friendly, Nostalgic Ham Radio Partners.
(896,270 bytes, PDF file)
QST February
I check the FCC's online filing system from time to time just to keep tabs on
what the ARRL is not telling us, and have found a document that describes a
recent meeting between League people and the FCC.
I wrote up this story that will soon appear on QRZ.com. It's also worth
passing long here
Pete's right, the introductory paragraphs that I sent here to the AM Reflector
contain errors, that he has corrected in referring to a Norwegian and a
Canadian as the announced candidates at the IARU. One would replace a League
leftover, incumbent Larry Price, who has declined to act on a
That's a pretty cool idea to strike out offensive language that would limit a
homebuyer's ability to establish antennas on the property.
But in my experience, the actual land use restrictions are not always contained
in the Sales Contract that is the legal instrument binding you to
Bob, there are more direct ways of trying to soften the impact of deed
restrictions on radio hobbyists than to contribute money to the club in
Newington. For one thing, your direct testimony at local zoning hearings is
crucial if presented in a knowledgeable, neutral tone. With state
dare I try to select among people if they had the money and
wanted to buy.
I was tempted, but never let him have it, that HE was just the kind of person I
wanted to avoid selling to.
He's still out there, and keep him and his attitude in mind if you're ever in
the market.
Whew.
Paul/VJB
.
Although kicking him out would be a fresh start, and would time nicely with
developing a place for NN3SI in the newly designed display, there's a small
problem --
FInding someone to replace him and to staff the station.
SO, the matter is stalled for now.
--Paul/VJB
and tank circuits in the RCA to know how much re-configuration might be needed.
I hope it finds a good home.
--Paul/VJB
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now setting in really undercuts the pleasure factor for 160. I'd
recommend 40m daytime and 75m evening to tide you over. Hope to work you.
Paul/VJB
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of them up.
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-later,
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http://youtube.com/watch?v=46TLmROTTqk
Free free to float this link to boatanchors lists and
beyond for those interested. Kindly obscure my email
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if anyone is really hot about ARRL, why don't you
just collect the various posts to this list, edit
them in a readable form, and send it off to a few of
the people at QST? See above for instructions.
73 Joe N3IQA
Joe, there's no if about it: active, interested
licensees have been boned
Anyone running full antique mode may have interest in
several usable 8008 and 866 mercury vapor rectifier
tubes that a broadcaster in Connecticut is offering.
Inquire of [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
The information comes by way of one of the
participants in the 1993 Dobbins Island AM Expedition,
I suspect there lies a profit motive behind having
two separate
publications, each with its own paid subscribers,
Don, if you have the November or December issues of
QEX, you might find a Post Office notice in there that
lists the actual production numbers. One of the
categories should be
the same weight as the implied endorsement reflected
in an article on AM presented by a League staffer.
That's just the way it is. And it's why you won't see
anything positive written by them, about AM. It's not
their prevailing mood to accommodate us. Ask me if you
need detailed proof.
--Paul/VJB
. No user serviceable parts inside.
I welcome appliance operators to AM, where they will
remain exposed on a regular basis to the encouraging,
knowledgeable base of information and discussion among
the rest of us.
--Paul/VJB
Thursday I was on a B-17 and spotted some familiar
radios, like the ARC-5 (both in black face and in
silver), a BC-375, and other good stuff. Check the
walkthrough during the 4 minute streaming video:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/04/11/usaf.flyover/index.html?iref=mpstoryview
I enjoy being seen as someone who won't run SSB. Of
course I'm not that serious about it, not as if it
would violate religion or something, but there's a
certain comfort I get from authentically representing
AM as a preferred mode and activity in the radio
hobby.
In order to do that, I devote my
Wrong URL.
Try this website link instead.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbYKAPkS6lM
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We can really build out the representation of
vintage
radio by using the free website YouTube for some
video
features.
Last night I recorded a typical QSO
Ken, to get even more benefit for everyone, I posted
your list of 1x1 by call district below, which
contains a WORD document link for easy, ready-to-go,
single page printout.
Also, there's a typo in your V.2 for W1R, now fixed,
it's W1RKW sted as written.
Here's the link:
The annual Heavy Metal Rally is Saturday Dec. 29 on
75/80m and 160m, starting whenever the bands come in.
About 30 stations are operating under special event,
1x1 call signs.
Send loggings of stations worked to sponsor Electric
Radio via email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (and delete the
anti-spamming
John,
I sent you an email directly. These might best be
posted in the AM Audio Vault section of amfone.net ?
There are already some great recordings in there
dating back at least 30 years.
Thanks for saving and compiling them for us all to
appreciate.
Paul
transmitter.
I can't recall ever having worked him on CW. I was on
m own.
--Paul/VJB
Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page.
http://www.yahoo.com/r/hs
for continued revisions.
Paul/VJB
http://www.iaru-r2.org/executive-committee/
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Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2007 07:32:27 -0800 (PST)
From: VJB [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: IARU
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Jim Weaver KJ8E
Central Division Director
ARRL
Jim,
I have received a copy of an email you have sent
out,
possibly to your constituents
a voluntary band plan we all wish to
support.
It is my contention that the ARRL is actually behind
the bandwidth push for the reasons we've already
discussed in great detail.
Paul/VJB
Be a better sports
of Directors that
Joel Harrison said gave him the policy to carry out at
Brazil, then you will be earning the $39 you have
spent to subscribe to the League. (contradiction
deliberate)
Paul/VJB
Get easy, one
Steve, Jack and others have forwarded to me the pithy
note from W9GIG.
I have sent this reply to him and have posted it on
amfone.net, QRZ.com, and sent it along to others who
are in the mood to fight this kind of treatment.
ARRL Central Division
Director: George Isely, W9GIG
[EMAIL
for investing some of your time.
Paul/VJB
202 841 3208/vmail
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band plan that, in turn, provides for our activities
and the mode of AM.
Next time you have the chance, ask about his role in
protecting AM in the band planning that took place in
Brazil, which led to the controversy the League's
people caused.
--Paul/VJB
of members who
participate in AM on HF in some fashion.
They have to go out of their way to get on AM, and I
suspect that this creates a loyalty that will carry
the mode and activity forward for many years to come.
Paul/VJB
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on.
When you reach either of them, please ask them to
explain their thinking.
Paul/VJB
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Tonight's top picks. What will you
Full Strap - FS
Moderate Strap - MS
Low Strap - LS
Pissweak - PW
Pisspoor - PP
Gad, Pete, that's an awful lot of data to coordinate.
Probably why everyone is hi hi 5 by 9 good luck in the corntest.
Got
Full Strap, pissweak. How hard can giving a report be ?
Pinpoint customers who are looking for what you sell.
http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/
If you're re-fitting the power cord on a Beastie 610
or a T-3 because of hard-to-find stock AC connectors,
try the chassis mount plug and cable mounted jack such
as those used on portable generators.
A more expensive version is at your marine supply
store, used for a boat's shore cables at the
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