[Boatanchors] AM RALLY FEB 2 - 4
Bry Carling
af4k at hotmail.com
Sat Jan 6 18:48:36 EST 2018
Tge AM Rally is going to be huge this year with hundreds of new A.M. stations on the air all over the country!! Thanks to Dr. Bob Heil for his Ham Nation / YouTube / QST construction articles!!
See you on AM - 73 - AF4K
Here are the details from another group:
Begin forwarded message:
> From: Jim Bromley, K7JEB
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> Message
> ________________________________________________________________________
More details are at:
> http://www.amrally.com/
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> Jim, K7JEB
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> Second Annual AM Rally Special Event Set for February 2-4
> Weekend
> The second-annual AM Rally
> <http://www.amrally.com/> is inviting operators to explore the
> original phone mode over the February 2-4
> weekend. Co-sponsor Clark Burgard, N1BCG, said the
> event "is intended to be both fun and educational." It
> encourages all radio amateurs to get on AM, possibly for
> the first time.
>
> "Because of resurgent interest in AM, the event is also
> an opportunity for amateurs new to AM to learn
> about proper settings and get the most performance out
> of their station, whether it's modern, vintage, tube,
> transistor, software-defined, military, boat anchor,
> broadcast, home brewed, or commercially made,"
> Burgard said.
>
> The AM Rally website <http://www.amrally.com/>
> includes tips and suggestions for various transmitter
> types as well as links to additional information.
> Certificates will be awarded for most states contacted and most
> contacts overall made by stations in five power-output
> classes. Some "special recognitions" will be made
> on an ad hoc basis, Burgard said.
>
> The AM Rally gets under way at 0000 UTC on Saturday,
> February 3, and concludes at 0700 UTC on Monday,
> February 5. Band include 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10, and
> 6 meters.
> The 2017 AM Rally, which was held in April, was
> deemed a huge success
> <http://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php?topic=42770.0> , with nearly
> 1,500 contacts reported on the 72 logs submitted.
>
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