If you want to see what's offering in VK lf (maybe that should be VH) try this
search engine in the ACMA Licence database:
http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/assignment_range.range_search
Plug in upper lower values, set the frequency suffix (e.g. kHz) and look for
possibilities in the
Boy, I sure would love to see some chat here about AM.
Brian/WB2JIX
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On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 5:00 AM, B W Duerr briguy1...@yahoo.com wrote:
Boy, I sure would love to see some chat here about AM.
Brian/WB2JIX
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The February QST actually has a sort of promo article about AM. Not very
informative, and has the admonition about not operating in crowded band
conditions or contests. Well, I might consider that if those folks who hate AM
would not use us to tune up or check out their Ehlllooo, ello
has the admonition about not operating in crowded band
conditions or contests.
That point irritated me as well. So AMers should get off the air
whenever lots of SSB stations appear? That's absurd. And it actually
encourages the mindset that AM stations always have the lower priority,
and
On 1/20/2010 8:14 AM, CL in NC wrote:
But I guess I shouldn't look a $39 a year gift horse in the mouth.
Hi Charlie,
I agree, it was a good article overall, and the fact that it was written
by Joel Hallas W1ZR is significant. He's their Technical Editor and
seems to be a good guy who
Here is what irritated me for the most part:
In addition the carrier of an AM signal can make an annoying steady
tone in the receiver of a station that is listening to SSB in the next
channel. ...listen in SSB mode first to make sure that no one is using
SSB nearby before making a call using AM.
Why don't AM operators work during PHONE contests.
I thought AM is still a PHONE mode!
Bob Macklin
K5MYJ
Seattle, Wa.
Real Radios Glow In The Dark
- Original Message -
From: Tom Prohigh t...@prohigh.com
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 9:07 AM
Subject:
I would like to think Joel Hallas is the victim of a political Tourette's
Syndrome that has infected the ARRL for many years.
The malady causes uncontrollable utterances against AM whenever someone inside
the League tries to write or say something positive about our part of the hobby.
So
Works for health care, why not ham radio?
Bill AD5OL
From: Bry Carling bcarl...@cfl.rr.com
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Tue, January 19, 2010 7:27:17 PM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] OT : Paid Hams during Drills
You said: It ignores the fact that most SSB ops now have auto-notch
I can't think of any common SSB rig that has an auto-notch function.
Also, SSB activity with vintage SSB rigs is probably far more popular
then AM running vintage AM rigs on the bands today. Don't know any of
those vintage SSB
WOW, more than 50 stations checked in last evening on the Tuesday Southeastern
AM Radio Club's gathering on 80m.
Andy, WA4KCY was the anchor station, and the band started out short with most
of the check-ins from the southern states toward the Gulf Coast. But by 7pm the
band changed and holey
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
inch speaker that is 4 feet tall and about 20
inches wide. Had the turntable fixed and cartridge
fixed so all is working and no records.
Thanks,
Pete, by now most everyone has a DSP box that auto-notches any heterodynes.
Ed, VA3ES
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Pete, wa2cwa wrote:
I can't think of any common SSB rig that has an auto-notch function.
Also, SSB activity with vintage SSB rigs
every tue? time? freq? Bernie
- Original Message -
From: VJB wa3...@yahoo.com
To: amradio@mailman.qth.net
Sent: Wednesday, January 20, 2010 3:22 PM
Subject: [AMRadio] SAMRC Tues Nite
WOW, more than 50 stations checked in last evening on the Tuesday
Southeastern AM Radio Club's
The Icom 756 pro series has an auto notch, works on AM and ssb, and will
even follow a vfo swisher all over the place and notch it out with very
little impact in the audio.
Most rigs have an auto and manual notch.
The flex 5000 has an auto notch, but on AM it tries to notch the carrier
Bernie, and Phil, you're right I should have listed more on the SAMRC weekly
gathering. Hope to hear you guys next week:
Every Tuesday, starts at 6:30PM EST,
3885 Kc
Anchored by Andy, WA4KCY, or possibly the club call W4AMI.
It starts out as an on-the-air swap net, and after that it goes
And fellows, don't forget the Gulf Coast Mullet Society Net on Thursday
nights on 3885 Kilocycles in the AM mode at 530 pm Central Time (a half hour
earlier in Winter). Net control station call sign is W4GCM.
tnx es 73
Robert W4RL
W4GCM Trustee
Note the GCMS and Southeastern AM Radio Club both
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
Hi Bob,
Go ckeck out the local antique malls. We visit one in Princeton Il about 50
miles North of Peoria that have tons of 78's.
I am always looking for the 80 rpm's that are at least twice as thick for
the windup phonographs.
73 Larry WA9VRH
If you can't find any there is an antique place
Hi,
Congratulations*
What about some pics and/or a video utub ?
HNY
73 joe ct1axg
--- On Thu, 1/21/10, Larry WA9VRH wa9...@dishmail.net wrote:
From: Larry WA9VRH wa9...@dishmail.net
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] 78 records
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
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