Todd, my first thoughts after reading your message.
1. If you can find someone in your area that would be great.
2. If not start reading, and ask questions. (This is how I learned)
3. HV is not something you should be afraid of, it is however something
you need to understand and respect.
Best
From W9WRL
W9WRL.com or 3885am.com
David Knepper wrote:
I am conducting a survey that has only three simple but thought-provoking
questions:
Do you own a soldering iron?
Yes ___X___ No ___
Do you own a roll of solder?
Yes ___X___ No ___
In the last 30 days, did you solder
Yes very good price.
Ken Zuercher wrote:
Is $100 a good going rate for a DX100 these days? I have a friend with one to
sell me with little wrong with it, I'd rather enjoy fixing it anyway. My
present AM/CW rig is a first rate DX-40 but I would like a little more power,
high level
Larry, you forgot to add. Number 5.
5. I can go to my junk box and in three hours or less I can build a
transmitter with enough output to work the world on a few battery's
Personally I love all this new wireless stuff, I just got the new Droid
by Motorola and I love it, but at the same time
Bob I think i might have some at my office, I will look in the AM when i
get to work and let you know what I have.
Dave w9wrl
Bob Peters wrote:
Hi guys, Maybe a little off topic but I need a
couple 78 records preferably big band type. I just
got a nice am/sw radio and record player with a 15
I remember once this happened to Gilligan, as he turned his head he
would change frequency. Then he hit his head and the radio stop. As I
recall the skipper was going to smack him in the mouth to try to fix the
radio, but in the end the Professor fixed the old transistor set they had!
Thanks, I seem to recall the same
Todd, KA1KAQ wrote:
On Wed, Dec 23, 2009 at 9:30 PM, Dave Mayfield W9WRL w...@gwltd.com wrote:
Once upon a time, someone had a T-368 registry going, I can't seem to
find it any longer
Was someone out west, Colorado I think, Dave. Tried to contact
Once upon a time, someone had a T-368 registry going, I can't seem to
find it any longer. I was wanting to put a link on my new project site
www.3885am.com. If the registry is no more, I thought perhaps I might
start a new list of T-368's and the owners. I'm putting together a T-368
club on
Bernie and John. The Military net is a group of hams that operate
Military radios. This net has been around for years.
Bernie, sounds like you were on SSB, while there are no laws about where
you can operate 3880 to 3890 is designated as the AM window where AM
operators operate. If someone is
frequency to AM!
BernieW8RPW
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Subject: Re: [AMRadio] deliberate encroachment
Bernie and John
not
have been in the middle of the road.
Dave W9WRL.com
Bernie Doran wrote:
Nope I was on AM. However Dave, there is NO assigned frequency to AM!
BernieW8RPW
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To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
amradio
/hamfest
-Original Message-
From: Dave Mayfield W9WRL w...@gwltd.com
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Sat, Dec 5, 2009 5:08 pm
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] deliberate
to the garage and turn on the big dog, if the freq is clear
I will try to be on 3,704,711 CYs I think that is a prime number. not sure.
if that area is busy I may be as low as 3.68XXX or up to 3.72xxx
Come on down there and join me. Bernie W8RPW
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From: Dave Mayfield W9WRL
Finally someone who understands how to be a good AM op, Way to go
Brett!! You are right on the money.
Dave
Brett Gazdzinski wrote:
If AM stations dont stay in the AM window during prime time, then why would
ssb stations respect the AM window?
I like the idea of hanging out between 3870 to
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 7:24 PM, Todd, KA1KAQ ka1...@gmail.com wrote:
On Sat, Dec 5, 2009 at 7:48 PM, Dave Mayfield W9WRL w...@gwltd.com wrote:
Because, Some guys are rock bound. It is normal operating procedure that
AM op's take place at 3880, 3885, 3890. No one buys a rock to operated
I buy a product that is sold at a local mobile home supply store. It's
the same thing as coax seal. It comes in a 1 inch by 25ft long roll.
$16.00, it's also a little thicker than coax seal. Works very well.
Dave W9WRL.com
Jim Whiteley wrote:
Hi Paul,
Tacky tape is almost like Coax Seal in
My Wife and I watch Hawaii Five O most every Saturday night. We just
watched this one just this week. It's almost the last episode of season
two. My little girl (10) watches with us, she really likes the Show.
There was also a Heath SWR bridge among other gear, was a cool set up.
Dave
I bought one about 18 months ago and am happy with it other than I wish
it was the correct color to match my R-390A, i plan to buy another one
and then paint them both to match, click here to see mine.
http://www.w9wrl.com/w9wrl/IMG_0429.JPG
73 Dave W9WRL
CL in NC wrote:
If you are like me,
, 30 Apr 2009 20:49:21 -0500 Dave Mayfield W9WRL w...@gwltd.com
writes:
Look at it this way, these types of people getting a ham ticket are
not
in most all likely hood going to become serious hams, but they do
count
in the numbers game. So I would rather have their numbers than
Look at it this way, these types of people getting a ham ticket are not
in most all likely hood going to become serious hams, but they do count
in the numbers game. So I would rather have their numbers than not, in
case you have not noticed the numbers of hams is going down not up.
While I
Sam Morse B-Day today I think.
Bob Peters wrote:
That is s cool.. I wonder why they did it???
Some ham working for GOOGLE???
Bob W1PE
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John Tate wrote:
I agree. Just get on and talk
to as many as will respond. Our
frequencies are still in jepordy.
Allen KA1KIX Which
frequencies are in jeapordy and
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Todd, I have built several towers like your talking about. If you do as
you have said you will not have any troubles. Here is how the base
should be made, keep in mind your soil type has something to do with the
depth of the base. Here in Illinois I would dig the base 20 inches
square and four
Mayfield
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That's great. Mine stop in 2003. How much you need to get them here?
Dave
Edward B Richards wrote:
Yes, I have from May 2004 through 2007.
Ed K6UUZ
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