I thought that was Jack KH6CC ? At least that's been my only AM QSO to Hawaii.
Mark K3MSB
On 5/28/06, Ed Swynar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Mark,
That was most likely ol' Jack (KH6ZZ), a FB fellow who has given most
everyone his/her first (and probably ONLY!) Hawaii QSO on AM...
~73~ Eddy
Hi Rick
No matter what I tried to Fix what was done to this
transmitter.
It would Put out Spurs all over the place.
Yes It got to 75 meters...looking at the spectrum
analyzer It was all over the place.
these spurs were causing High currents and arcing.
in the output Network. self oscillations
Please forward any info on the RCA BTA 1 r, BTA 500H and if anyone has info
on a BTA 5F need to move all of theses to 75
Thanks
Brad KB7FQR
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Thanks for the tips, Neal. What seemed to be the problem with getting
them on 75? My goal is 3.880 thru 3.890, so I would be very interested
in any experience you can share. I am now in the process of
refurbishing the oscillator board, but I have to wait until the R2
schematic arrives before
Hello John
To start with Ill tell you a little about me.
I am a broadcast Engineer and maintain Mostly AM
stations. Actually the Company I work for has 55 AM
stations. I also work for a consultant as a field
Engineer.and have retuned many rigs to new
frequencies.
The Problem I found with the RCA
Mike: heard you well this AM on 29.0 AM but unable to respond due to
leaving the air.
73 From K0NG Nebraska
On Sun, 28 May 2006, neal Newman wrote:
Neither Rig worked well On 75 meters.
What problems did you find? What did you do to try and get a 1R1 on 75?
I've got one on the way, and I intend to do just this - I'd be very
interested in your experiences...
Cheers
John KB6SCO
I'm now hearing both Oklahoma and Phoenix on 10 meter ssb. I'm still
listening on 29.0 just in case other AM signals appear. The count thus far
todayis 7 completed contacts.
Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs
I have 2 RCA rigs. a BTA 500R and a BTA 1R1
Neither Rig worked well On 75 meters.
so I put them on 160.
The very first thing I would Do after determining If
the Rig works on its origonal frequency. I would
replace Every Resistor and cap on the Exciter board
Less than $50 to do this.
makes the
> I have found traces cut and spliced to other traces, a
>small variable capacitor replacing a compression trimmer
Perhaps someone needed more capacitance to net the crystal on frequency...
>and two of the three crystal sockets more or less taken out of use
Perhaps someone cut out the "Conel
Both 6 and 10 meters were "hot" Saturday evening here in NJ. 6M SSB
stations were heard and worked all the way up to 50.25, mostly from the
central and southern states. Could not raise anyone on 6M AM. On 10M,
heard several AM QSO's after 8PM EDST, mostly 5 stations working 4's and
3's. Heard a few
Since returning from church, 10 has been busy around 29.0. I've had 6 qsos,
as far up the band as 29.050.
Keep those AM rigs running.
Mike Duke, K5XU
American Council of Blind Radio Amateurs
at 6:45 AM central time on Sunday morning, the cw beacon band has at least a
dozen beacons. I'm hearing as close as Raleigh, NC, and as far away as
Onterio into my Mississippi qth.
I'll return from church near 10 AM, and will then have a rig sitting on 29.0
for the remainder of the day.
Me to
at 6:45 AM central time on Sunday morning, the cw beacon band has at least a
dozen beacons. I'm hearing as close as Raleigh, NC, and as far away as
Onterio into my Mississippi qth.
I'll return from church near 10 AM, and will then have a rig sitting on 29.0
for the remainder of the day.
This w
Hi Mark,
That was most likely ol' Jack (KH6ZZ), a FB fellow who has given most
everyone his/her first (and probably ONLY!) Hawaii QSO on AM...
~73~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ
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