Hi Dennis...
Great! I hope you'll be able to hear me...
~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI
> Eddy,
>
> I'll be listening for you at 0400 UTC tonight. Worked the East Coast
> several times last winter
> 0400 - 0600.
>
> Dennis D. W7QHO
> Glendale, CA
>
>
>
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Hi Dennis...
Great! I hope you'll be able to hear me...
~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI
> Eddy,
>
> I'll be listening for you at 0400 UTC tonight. Worked the East Coast
> several times last winter
> 0400 - 0600.
>
> Dennis D. W7QHO
> Glendale, CA
>
>
>
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Hi All,
I have heard it said that the VOA station that plops itself right atop the
40-meter AM window frequency (7290-KHz) generally shuts down around 11:00
PM EST (0400 UTC), leaving that part of the band nice & quiet...
If this is so, I plan on getting up there at that time, which coincides
wit
Hi Dave,
I haven't tried getting Jan---do you possibly have an e-mail address I
might try...?
Thanks in advance...!
~73!~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ
> Did you check with Jan Perkins, the biographer of Mr. Wallace?
>
> Dave, W3ST
> Secretary to the Collins Radio Association
> Publisher of the Collin
Well, the receiver is ready for the upcoming 1929 QSO Party...in fact, all
I have to do, really, is button down the bottom cover & it's off to the
races!
Since sharing the pix with everyone, I've re-built the detector AND the BFO-
--changed some component values around, is all. I've also made the
Hi Brett...
Just goes to show you can't keep a good man down! Hi Hi You sure are a
prolific builder!
If you have any of the old Bill Orr RADIO HANDBOOKs from the 1950's, Brett,
he featured neat mono-band AM transceivers therein---I recall (was it
the '58 edition..?) he had a neat 10-meter design,
Original Message
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] re: no meter reading on Valiant
From: "John E. Coleman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'Diane Swynar'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Hi Eddy:
Please forward this to the AMReflector for me as I am at w
Hi Ron,
Nice rig! Congrats...
Hopefully you haven't blown one of the multiplier resistors that's switched
in parallel with your meter...I did that once with a Ranger-1 & destroyed
the meter.
Check the values of these resistors one by one---if any are open, i.e.
infinite resistance, then the mete
Hi Russ,
You're a lucky guy!
But you've STILL gotta watch it when baking paint---the odours are
something else...
~73~ Eddy VE3CUI - VE3XZ
> I have an old stove in the basement- used to be used for canning
> etc. the oven is never used for cooking food here, so- perfect for
> bakin
Hi Russ,
You speak the truth...
I still have an old Speedy Memo somewhere in my shack library from one of
the Hammond Transformer engineers in Guelph, Ontario, Canada, advising me
to literally BAKE any long-unused, vintage, unpotted transformers in the
oven, to remove residual accumulated moistur
Hi Todd,
Sounds to me like you may well be an active PARTICIPANT this same time next
year!
I sure hope so. The 1929 QSO Party IS a lot of fun, & it's certainly got me
hooked! Since I first heard about it I've built a 245 Hartley, a 2x245 RF
amplifier, a 4-tube regenerative receiver, & now a 3x227
In case anyone is up & about in their shack between about 1930 & 2030 UTC
on a daily weekday business, I'm always looking for some good mobile 10-
meter AM QSOs on my commute home from work...
These past few days I've had to QSY down to the SSB portion of the band,
due to inactivity in the AM wind
Hi All,
Man, it sure feels nice to be back on 160-meters AM after such a long
absence!
Conditions these past couple of nights have been GREAT, too---no QRN, lotsa
space from adjacent SSB'ers, and big, beautiful-sounding audio from the
AM'ers I've heard/worked on 1885-KHz...
Only one drawback: wh
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