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I recognize my dribble there, to update it, Carl Sievers of SNC retired few
years ago, and passed away. He was a great transformer engineer.
For the fellow trying to build one, its not so important that the bleeder R be
chosen to keep constant current through the choke throughout the recti
Hi all,
Does anyone have an EC8010 that they would like to sell? I believe it's also
called an 8556, a 9-pin miniature UHF triode used as a buffer in the
Hewlett-Packard 608F signal generator.
Thanks much. 73, Ed - AA8TV
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Dear Brian:
I would like to thank you once again for all your efforts in regards to AM
(angel music). As a SWL and Ham I appreciate hearing shortwave exchanges
without having to have a BFO. 'or other expensive equipment. Thanks, 'nuff
said.
Steve Ve2swc
Sorry,
This should have been sent direct.
John, W4AWM
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Hi terry,
I am definately interested. Please send condition and price.
Thanks and 73,
John, W4AWM
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Hi, all.
Will never get a round tuit (sigh) so if anyone
(in / near Chicago, that is) is interested in acquiring a complete
S-26 (sorry, no companion speaker;untouched since I brought it home,
spent many years being dormant. uh, the S-26, that is..)
please contact me offlist, and thankyo
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From: "D. Chester" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 9:51 AM
Subject: [AMRadio] Contest signal reports
> I am not a quarmtester, but sometimes I will work a few stations,
> particularly in daylight hours during a 160m cw qrmtest. The challeng
Easy Guys. This "really" isn't the place for this type of discussion.
Better over the phone or private email. Remember to Tiptoe Through the
Tulips.
Jim/W5JO
Speaking of which;
attn: Bob Peters/W1PE... you might tell Mason he was that broad this
morning. I'm sure it was just a function
I have yet to get seriously interested in contesting. If I cannot have at
least a simple conversation with another ham and exchange more than a signal
report with him who cares! If you ask me for a report I will tell you
exactly what I hear not necessarily what my s meter says. I have been a h
Bob Peters wrote:
Geoff...Don't go there with Mason...
I don't care if he's operating from WFLA... he's got splatter and
buckshot more than 10kc away from 3.890.
PERIOD!
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Driving your AM Rig without a scope,
is like driving your car at night, without headlights. (K4KYV)
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73 = Best
Geoff...Don't go there with Mason...He is probably one of the few AM ops
that is using a Mod Moniter..He is using my Brand New Mod Monitor and
running no more then 95% Neg peaks. That is with a commercial monitor
and a Marti Comp / Limiter all operating at specs... This AM Geoff you
were buckshotin
A number of the ARRL contests and others no longer even use signal
reports as part of the exchange and I think you will more contests doing
away with them. The RST report is not part of the multiplier so most of
us don't care what the signal report is. If I'm using a paper log, and a
signal report
Check this page. wb5oxq
http://www.dxing.com/rx/sx62.htm
- Original Message -
From: "Barrie Smith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio"
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 12:29 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] SX-62
Did some listening on my SX-62B last evening, and got to wondering a
Rick Brashear wrote:
Bravo, Don! When I ask for a signal report I want honesty. How else will
we know how we sound? If I have a hum, click, chirp or anything else I want
to know about it. Unfortunately, I have peeved more than one contact by
giving honest reports. If they don't want to know
Did some listening on my SX-62B last evening, and got to wondering about what
could be the differences between the SX-62, the SX-62A and the SX-62B.
This morning I did a Google on the subject, but came up short.
Anyone on the list know what differences there may be?
73,
Barrie, W7ALW, DN36au,
Q
Geoff:
Thanks for the reply!
There's certainly considerable good information there.
73, Barrie, W7ALW
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There's growing sentiment in the contesting community, which I
support, to delete RS(T) as part of any contest exchange for the
reasons stated in this and related threads.RS(T) is not part of
the VHF contest exchanges.
A "real" RST in any QSO, contest or otherwise, is not really
meaningful un
I can understand that, Ed and I guess that's why contesting is not for me.
I know a lot of people enjoy it and I'm glad they get the most from the
hobby, that's what it's all about.
73,
Rick/K5IAR
Hi Rick,
Not to belabour the point, but a serious contestor just has no time for the
proverbial ".
Hi Rick,
Not to belabour the point, but a serious contestor just has no time for the
proverbial "...old buzzard" transmission typical of AM operations...besides,
he's just plain, NOT interested: he wants to maximize his QSO total, & final
score. Period.
He KNOWS he sounds good, when he's racked-u
Hi Don,
You HAVE to be a dyed-in-the-wool contestor to really "...get" the whole
notion, I s'pose...!
In the final summation, individual signal reports mean zip / zero / nada,
when you get upwards of 2-3+ QSOs per minute...
~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ
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I'm looking for an AM-bandwidth IF filter for the Yaesu FT-301D on my bench
right now. It has pretty good sounding AM on transmit so it deserves a
decently wide filter for good AM receive. The original would be a Yaesu
XF-90B, but
I'm thinking there are probably other types around that would
Bravo, Don! When I ask for a signal report I want honesty. How else will
we know how we sound? If I have a hum, click, chirp or anything else I want
to know about it. Unfortunately, I have peeved more than one contact by
giving honest reports. If they don't want to know the truth, they shouldn
I am not a quarmtester, but sometimes I will work a few stations,
particularly in daylight hours during a 160m cw qrmtest. The challenge is
to see what kind of signal might make it across unusual distances during the
day, and I don't bother to keep score and usually not even a log.
But I alwa
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