Rick,
I sure do HOPE the DUMMY is grounded!!
Bob - N0DGN (Once laid an EGG on 1660Kc!)
Rick Brashear wrote:
What seems to be the two favorite frequencies on the 160 meter band that
folks on this reflector use? I am inching closer and closer to having the
GE complete and need to order some ro
Hahaha... I am just trying t be sure I don't end up the DUMMY!
Rick
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Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 7:19 PM
To: Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] Top Band
Well, well we may hear you on the air huh, Rick?
On 160 there is a group, mostly along and near the Eastern
Seaboard on 1.885. There is also some activity on 1.980 and
1.985 which will include some 8s,9s, and 4s.
In the 5 land area not many people are active on 160 for
some reason. I hope
Thanks Jim. I hope it will be sooner than later. It's been a battle, but
lots of fun getting the old GE going. I'm not completely out of the woods
with it yet, but close. I think I'll try 1885 kc and 1915 kc. I should be
able to tune those two without having to rest coil taps, neutralization,
e
Put as many radials down as you can Rick. There is a guy up
in Northern AR (inactive now) that has that setup with about
16 radials and he does quite will into this part of the
country. He has been in QSOs with me and all in it could
hear him.
Jim/W5JO
I am clearing the way
for my HyTowe
1885, 1915, 1945 and 1985 are the four most popular.
1885 seems to be the top in popularity, nationally.
> What seems to be the two favorite frequencies on the 160 meter band that
> folks on this reflector use? I am inching closer and closer to having the
> GE complete and need to order some rock
Thanks Bry. I'll be in touch soon.
73,
Rick/K5IAR
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1885, 1915, 1945 and 1985 are the four most popular.
1885 seems to be the top in popularity, nationally.
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