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Very common behavior on SSB too.
Guys need to get a clue and lerarn to be more
friendly but it's hard for old dogs to learn young dog tricks.
They are better at passing gas it seems.
> I read an article about AM use in the ham bands in a recent QST
> magazine and was intrigued.
>
> The article
I hope you remember me, Jack with the ht20.
Got the ht20 hooked up and have god output in cw but not am. I hooked up a
100w 210v test light to the antenna output on the ht20 but when I speak into
the mic on am the light gets dimmer not brighter. Any idea about that?
TnxJack
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Okay Todd thanks--processed audio is okay provided it is done
correctly. There's a learning process to processed audio hi hi. I
have to admit that while I do the solid state transceiver thing for
transmitting, I am fond of the whole sound and aesthetic of the tube
receivers.One of these day
On Thu, Feb 11, 2010 at 10:48 AM, Rob Atkinson wrote:
> Todd, what kind of gear did the elitist radio snobs run? What was
> approved of and sneered at? Just curious. I'm still pretty much
> running what I brung hi hi.
Tube gear, Rob. It was never a big group per say, and quite often is
was
I have pretty good luck with dipole at 50 feet just running my yaesu
1000MP at 30 watts on 75 m. in the afternoons. I can have a pretty
solid QSO with stations 100 - 200 miles away. Jeff maybe you should
try 75 m. or 40 m. in the afternoons.
Todd, what kind of gear did the elitist radio snobs ru
HI Dick: I have had mine for about 6 weeks, no real mute, ground the antenna
input, kill the audio with a relay. have you compared the audio quality
with another receiver? mine is not equal to the 75A2. Bernie W8RPW
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On Wed, Feb 10, 2010 at 11:49 PM, wrote:
> I run a Kenwood TS-480HX. (I can hear the groans from the boat anchor crowd)
> haha
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> The 480hx is a 200 watt radio with a 50 watt carrier on AM and shows 200
> watts pep on an external watt meter while modulating.
>
> My name is Jeff. I am in Cl
Jeff,
You don't have a 200 watt AM rig, you have a 40 or 50 watt AM rig, 200
w. PEP. But 40 or 50 w. should be enough to be heard unless the QRM
and QRN are really bad. Also keep in mind a lot of guys like me live
in high noise level QTHs. If you have a dipole up at least 50 feet
on 75 m. you
> Man - didn't mean to stir the pot THAT much. lol But thanks for the
replies.
>I run a Kenwood TS-480HX. (I can hear the groans from the boat anchor
crowd) haha
>The 480hx is a 200 watt radio with a 50 watt carrier on AM and shows 200
watts pep on an external watt meter while modulating.
>M
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