In the early 1980s, at the peak of that sun spot cycle the 10 meter band was
jam packed every weekend. To find a place to have a QSO without interference I
would go up to 29.3 MHz and call CQ (that was before repeaters, satellites and
FM operations on 10 meters). I would spend hours actually hav
On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 20:52:58 -0500, Donley wrote:
>My question is: Is it worth the cost to add three crystals to each set for
>complete 10 meter coverage?
As Curt mentioned, you will want that lower 500 KHz. These rigs were made
before the Technician subband came about, when SSB activity was
Certainly the 28.0-28.5 portion...A LOT of the DX activity happens
around 28.400 SSB and this one extra xtal gives you all the CW + the
SSB portion for a majority of the activity. The FM activities are at
the top of the band.
FWIW
Curt
KU8L
Donley wrote:
All of my past experience has bee
All of my past experience has been with three-band (80, 40 and 20 meter)
transceivers so I know nothing of 10 meters. I am currently refurbishing Drake
B and C line equipment which have crystals for 28.5 MHz only. There are crystal
sockets to which the additional three 10 meter band crystals can
I was wondering if anyone has a 24.5 MHz crystal that they can spare for
a reasonable price. I need that to get the beginning of the 10 meter
band on the 2B I recently finished refurbing.
For some reason, it only comes with the one for 28.5 to 29 MHz.
(Probably because that's used on 15 meters als
I sent this info to Don Jones, and didn't realize that I had hit only
"reply".
Can we please change the header to the subject line of the original message
when answering from the digest version of this list?? When we don't, the
archives become meaningless, as you can search all day for T4XC p
RE: The Inj Cable... this what I suspected and I am hoping is the problem.
RE: Deoxite: I went over all of the wafer switch contacts and RCA jacks,
plus I gave as many as possible a light squeeze with the needle nose pliers
making sure I was have solid center pin engagement of each respective cabl
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