I found that the variables in the command set series of transmitters are
very close to straight line frequency. Some years ago I built a variable
osc. using one of those caps and a mechcanical digital counter and was in
within less than .5 khz over a 200khz band (160m). I of course had to do
I may do this again Wayne as this has sparked and interest for me. A
project of this type makes one appreciate the workmanship and engineering
that goes into some of the old radios that tracked so well. Frequency
counters are wonderful pieces of equipment but when you throw the switch on
a 100KC
Hey Charlie,
Or run QRO with a Ranger .
You guys still running the 2 meter AM get together on 144.400?
73,
Jack
WA9NQW
On Mar 13, 2007, at 7:31 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Steve: Thanks for your comments re low power AM. Yes, I have
heard that
the folks in India make do with what
Right on! I use my TS 670 on 40, 15, 10 and 6 ssb,cw,fm and AM at 5 to 10
watts output. I have worked from near Atlanta to Arizona and New Mexico on
40 AM at mid day. I work 200 to 400 miles on 40 daily with 54 to 58
reports.Close ion I get S9 to 10 over depending on propagation. I believe
the
Very Good Condition. Pic's Available. Has Manual, DC Cord, Palm Mic.
Thank You,
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