Re: [AMRadio] AM Radio for the beginner...

Hi Dino: Let me also welcome you to the AM group. I would bet there is someone in your area who could help with your search for an AM rig. You might start by listening to the California Early Bird Net Saturdays at 8 AM on 3870. Also there is the West Coast AM Net Wednesday at 9 PM, Pacific o

[AMRadio] Fw: A rumor about ARRL

t into why the subject has arisen. Best we be on our toes. 73 Jim de W5JPW - Original Message - From: Tom Frenaye Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 5:32 PM To: WILHITE, JIM Cc: Walt Stinson Subject: Re: A rumor about ARRL At 06:30 PM 8/14/2002 -0400, you wrote: >Although I am not in

[AMRadio] A rumor about limiting bandwidth

? 73 Jim de W5JPW -Original Message- From: WILHITE, JIM [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2002 1:34 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Rumors Hi Dave: Another rumor has surfaced about the ARRL being supportive of limiting the bandwidth of signals. The rumor is

Re: [AMRadio] AM operating in Central FL

I was being a bit cheeky with that post. Actually at night, prop on 40 is good and will be better this winter (save this southern boy from negative temps) as 80 will be. However I do miss the guys that I talked to on a regular basis up here, call me sorta home sick. But Brian, I have read abo

Re: [AMRadio] AM operating in Central FL

Hi Brian: Interesting to read your post. I recently moved to Casper, WY and find myself almost alone. The only regular activity up here is the Colorado morning group. I moved here from Belton, TX and there you could find activity morning, noon and night. Tell Woody to point his beam up

Re: [AMRadio] Diode information

Thanks for the response Russ. Unfortunately I don't have the diagram of this particular installation and remembering the plate voltage falls into the catagory of wife's & kid's birthday, anniversary and such. The tube probably had 2000 or so volts on the plate and specs said 250 mils. It has

[AMRadio] Diode information

Good afternoon all, I am trying to find some information about diodes in a bridge circuit that was in the power supply of a GE hi power base station. One of the diodes has the following numbers on them, none of which I recognize. 115808 HF 3643 GIJ 7506 The above information is on one diod

[AMRadio] 816 rectifier

Good Morning Gentlemen: I am in need of 4-816 rectifiers. Does anyone have them and if so I will trade or buy. TNX & 73 Jim de W5JPW --- StripMime Report -- processed MIME parts --- multipart/alternative text/plain (text body -- kept) text/html The reason this message is shown is because