Re: [AMRadio] 10 & 15 Meter Gathering

2006-11-30 Thread Larry Knapp
Mark - Sounds like a great plan.  I will be there on 15 this weekend; lets hope 
others do
too...1500 EDT...2000 GMT.  21.425 or so73, Larry, KC8JX

--- Mark K3MSB <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Those of us that like 10 and 15 meter AM know that a) the bands aren't
> great this time of the cycle and that b) when they are decent nobody's
> on AM as they don't think the band's open!
> 
> This is evident during contests when there's CW or SSB activity but
> you can go hoarse calling CQ on the AM calling freqs!!Monitoring
> those frequencies is OK, but that's not practical for me over anything
> but short periods of time.
> 
> To facilitate activity on 10 and 15, what y'all think of establishing
> a weekly activity time? Say 3 PM EDT Saturdays and Sundays on 10 and
> 15  (29.0 and 21.425)?
> 
> Nothing formal, no net control nonsense etc.  Just a time when folks
> would know there's a higher probability of catching a fellow AM'er on
> the band?
> 
> Comments welcome.
> 
> 73 Mark K3MSB



 

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Re: [AMRadio] 10 & 15 Meter Gathering

2006-11-29 Thread Mike Duke, K5XU
Great idea.

I should be able to be around that time both days this weekend.

I'll check 15 first, since it will be more likely to open, and alternate 
between 15 and 10 every 10 minutes or so until I find a qso.


Mike, K5XU, Jackson, MS 


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[AMRadio] 10 & 15 Meter Gathering

2006-11-29 Thread Mark K3MSB

Those of us that like 10 and 15 meter AM know that a) the bands aren't
great this time of the cycle and that b) when they are decent nobody's
on AM as they don't think the band's open!

This is evident during contests when there's CW or SSB activity but
you can go hoarse calling CQ on the AM calling freqs!!Monitoring
those frequencies is OK, but that's not practical for me over anything
but short periods of time.

To facilitate activity on 10 and 15,  what y'all think of establishing
a weekly activity time?   Say 3 PM EDT Saturdays and Sundays on 10 and
15  (29.0 and 21.425) ?

Nothing formal, no net control nonsense etc.  Just a time when folks
would know there's a higher probability of catching a fellow AM'er on
the band?

Comments welcome.

73 Mark K3MSB
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