[AMRadio] "Real" AM'er

Mon Nov 28 20:17:00 EST 2011

Well, there is no reason to splatter all up and down the band, any band.
Maybe if people tell you you are wide, you should look into it.

Someone once told me I was very wide running the big rig.
I found my 3 diode and power supply negative cycle loading setup was causing 
me to go very wide, which was what it was supposed to prevent, so I removed 
it.
We often operate close on 40 meters, with a qso on 7285, 7290 and 7295, and 
someone sitting on 7290 and being 40 KHz wide is not very nice.

Just because I operate AM does not mean I can not be clean, narrow, and on 
frequency sometimes.

Brett
N2DTS

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <wb3fau at att.net>
To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service" 
<amradio at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, November 28, 2011 7:29 PM
Subject: Re: [AMRadio] "Real" AM'er

yes! indeed,  one of the reasons i  do not use  75m.  But, there are some 
who are  descent people.  160  used to be a  nice place.  40  has some  good 
guys, but its getting clicky.  there are some   there  who really  hate  me. 
They  keep  telling me I am too  broad and  too  loud.  I  am  not really 
concerned, these  are boatanchors,  plate  modulated  AM  with
both sidebands...

--- On Mon, 11/28/11, James M. Walker <chejmw at buffalo.edu> wrote:

> From: James M. Walker <chejmw at buffalo.edu>
> Subject: Re: [AMRadio] "Real" AM'er
> To: "Discussion of AM Radio in the Amateur Service" 
> <amradio at mailman.qth.net>
> Date: Monday, November 28, 2011, 9:02 AM
> Well,
> Just moved to new home, got on 80 meters with a DX-100.
> Listened to the garbage on 3880! Tried to join the group
> for
> a signal report, gasp, the monologue was going on forever,
> waited, then called in the break, was classed as a "PW"
> station, so now I know what to do, stay "AWAY" from that
> crowd!
>
> BC-610s are coming together nicely, and the 80 meter
> inverted vee
> is ready to go up at about 60 feet, broke my sling-shot
> gotta find
> another.
>
> Next time I transmit on 3880, I will just call "CQ" and
> ignore all the junk
> from the "Professionals". I mean how long can you rant
> about a mixer?
>
> The folks I was used to talking to had "Class, and Style",
> and great signals
> guess they got tired of the "Garbage" also did not hear any
> of them on.
>
> Jim WB2FCN
> REAL-RADIO in Buffalo
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "D. Chester" <k4kyv at charter.net>
> To: <amradio at mailman.qth.net>
> Sent: Saturday, November 26, 2011 1:22 PM
> Subject: Re: [AMRadio] "Real" AM'er
>
>
> >> From: Brett Gazdzinski <Brett.Gazdzinski at verizon.net>
> >
> >> The trick is to enjoy the hobby and not let
> anything that happens get you
> >> worked up.
> >
> > I agree. Some people take the most trivial stuff far
> too seriously.
> >
> >> Jamming? Turn the stuff off and do something else,
> or go some place else
> >> and
> >> call CQ.
> >
> > Now, I have a problem with that. It's like bowing down
> to the bullies on
> > the
> > playground, handing over your lunch money and letting
> them get away with
> > kicking you around. They will just come round
> to-morrow expecting to get
> > away with the same thing again. Too many members
> of the AM community wimp
> > out at the slightest provocation, tuck their tail
> between their legs, and
> > flee the scene as soon as they encounter heckling.
> When you do that, the
> > hecklers just "won" and you let them know they did.
> >
> > Equip your station with a transmitter and erect an
> antenna system with
> > sufficient "strap" that you can continue about your
> business. Ignore the
> > miscreants and pretend they don't exist. They
> will quickly become
> > frustrated and go away.
> >
> > NEVER make any mention of intentional QRM or
> jammers when you face them
> > over the air. Once you acknowledge their
> existence in any way, you just
> > made their day. The absolutely worst thing you
> can do is to try to argue
> > or
> > debate with them over the air, or P&M about the
> deliberate interference.
> > Take a more subtle approach: STRAP SOFTLY AND TURN UP
> THE WICK.
> >
> > To quote Ashtabula Bill: "Ain't a slopbucket in North
> America can bother
> > me."
> >
> >
> > Don, k4kyv
> >
> >
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