[AMRadio] another thought
Radio Station KW1I
kw1i at earthlink.net
Fri Mar 13 13:35:03 EDT 2009
On March 29, in addition to many AM stations having regular QSOs, I would
like to see a frequency in the General section (7.175 - 7.200 kHz) and one
in the Advanced/Extra (7.125 - 7.175 kHz) that had continuous QSO activity
on it analogous to the what happens on the monthly directed net "First
Wednesday CCA AM Nights" on 75 meters where more than a hundred stations may
take part across the country as net control stations hand off to each other
as propagation changes.
Dale
KW1I
----- Original Message -----
From: "BILL GUYGER" <bguyger at sbcglobal.net>
To: <wa3vjb at yahoo.com>; <amradio at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 11:32 AM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] another thought
Not to be preaching to the choir, and not that I'm disagreeing, but this is
a very very fine line to tread in that it borders on broadcasting. During
the Riley Hollingsworth days there were FCC actions against hams who were
hogging THEIR (in their opinion) frequency by doing the same thing. I'm sure
you all know the person or persons at fault. They were being curmudgeonly
just to be a-holes.
I'm just saying, if we have some guys who are good at filibustering and can
take turns on freq. vs. broadcasting even ham related info, we'd be better
off than opening the AM crowd to FCC actions that the SSB crowd can use
against us. I'm OK with the SSBS'ers throwing 5.56 at us, but if we give
them 7.62 or 50cal. to use on us because we handed them the ammo can we've
got no one to blame but ourselves.
Bill AD5OL
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From: VJB <wa3vjb at yahoo.com>
To: amradio at mailman.qth.net
Sent: Friday, March 13, 2009 9:05:54 AM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] another thought
Charlie W4MEC that's an interesting thought, but we will probably run up
against the amount of time available to get on and try to keep up a wall of
carriers.
Sure, my converted broadcast transmitter will run 24/7 on whatever 40m
frequency you want, but I may have to resort to recorded programming, like
the "Best of 75m AM" alternating with the "Best of 10m AM" another time.
I just found a 90 minute tape full of the propagation benefits of Solar
Cycle 23, with VK2BA and myself in one outstanding QSO, with a sprinkling of
others. Wow.
Anyway, I'm game, say where.
Paul/VJB
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