tom scott wrote:
does anyone do am on 40m on sat mornings? since 7290 is busy with ssb
net i was curious if theres any am anywhere else on the band...
who knows i am thinking of taking up the cause and start a
net/roundtable on the old spam freq, 7160 but all i have is 40-100
watts and a nvis d
wow im surprised...
i noticed even as late as l;ast week 75m even am was open til 11 am
local time! this was noticed most of the winter
am is getting wuite a following on 75m
on 40 even nvis isnt doing welli did notice...;short; skip or ground
skip is non existant round here in tx panhandle sh
Tom,
On the east coast, 7285 on up is typical when the band
is in good shape, which its not been lately.
Now that spring is here, the weekend radio thing is
way down on the list of things to do.
My ham radio will be limited to learning CW at speed
and playing with the K2 rig, both at night after
Brian...The 20K was pre war,... Check with JB Jenkins W5EU...He is the
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has loads of history as well...
Bob W1PE
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I have a line on a Collins 20K which I am probably going to get. Does
anyone have any information on this transmitter, manuals, photos, etc?
I have not seen it yet, however it is supposed to be in very good
condition. All HV power supply and mod xfmr is gone, but everything
else is there, except
ok tnx for the tips and info...
first off i am part of the 7290 net myself so i am within earshot of
MOST net controls so i dont wanna interferre
been on there after 2 pm n shot the rag with one fella in nm a few
weeks ago so i know it can be done
sounds like if i do run on 7160, i'd get a go
Don't apologize for running a Rice Box. Just set it up properly, and enjoy
our wonderful part of the hobby.
If the Saturday morning group happens, I'll jump in from Mississippi with my
TS570 whenever the propagation and I are on the band at the same time.
Mike, K5XU
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tom scott wrote:
does anyone do am on 40m on sat mornings?
i am thinking of taking up the cause and start a
net/roundtable on the old spam freq, 7160 but all i have is 40-100
watts and a nvis dipole...anyone interested in joining?
I would love to! ButI'll be gone the next two Saturdays.
nah all amer's included for i am using a kenwood ts140s myself
i am thinking 10 amish run til maybe noon if it goes well
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Tom, I assume you know that you are listening to the 7.290
No Traffic net. With the sunspot cycle as it is, they have
complained about Bill/W8VYZ interfering with their "net"
There is some activity on 7290-95 after they are gone, just
tune up there occasionally. On 7.160 a group meets each
As long as it is not to early in the morning I will join you. How do you
feel about Icom IC-706MKII-G for your AM or would it be a boat anchor only
group?
George KA5DEN
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of tom scott
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does anyone do am on 40m on sat mornings? since 7290 is busy with ssb
net i was curious if theres any am anywhere else on the band...
who knows i am thinking of taking up the cause and start a
net/roundtable on the old spam freq, 7160 but all i have is 40-100
watts and a nvis dipole...anyone inte
I found a grid-driven version using two 813's in the 1966 ARRL Handbook.
Joe W4AAB
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From: "Craig K6QI" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service"
Sent: Saturday, April 21, 2007 1:47 AM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] My Amplifer Quest took a strange
--- VJB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Date: Sat, 21 Apr 2007 04:41:56 -0700 (PDT)
> From: VJB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: Re: Bow's Amp
> To: VJB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Also, what's it look like below the chassis ?
>
> I would check whether any electrolytic capacitors
> under there look leak
Looks like a monoband amp to me, with no bandswitch on
the front panel, and the untapped coil (fixed
setting).
The small turns on the coil stock suggest it's neither
75 nor 40 meters.
I hesitate to say it's a homebrew 11m amp since the
construction is correctly vintage, including the
copper scre
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