[Hallicrafters] Re: SAM Net on 6m AM 1900 PST Sunday

Bruce - KB6LWN/rcc kb6lwn at qsl.net
Wed Jun 5 21:49:48 EDT 2002


Hi Jim,

Had the opportunity to have the MilRadios (VRC-10) up
on the road this last weekend making sure it was ready
for Field Day and tried to check in a couple times...
Did anyone hear me ?

Only running ~15w and this rig is WBFM, so it's possible
I was lost in the noise level of crossmode.  Antenna was
a random longwire, but I was copying the rptr on 52.9? Q5.

I'm closing up a deal on an SX-140 to match my HT-40, and
when I get the screen dropping resistor and some other
possible problems in the PS section of the latter fixed,
maybe that will be able to get to and HEAR the net.

Still working on the 6m KLM Yagi :-(
Need to wind another balun for it as both the factory
sealed balun and the coaxial balun that I got with it
seem to be near shorted (over 5:1 at freq).

I ought to just bite-the-bullet and get one of these
trees topped, and put up a 6m vertical with some gain.

73 - Bruce

On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, jim lockwood wrote:

> 6M AM activity in Northern California (CM98) on 50.4
> (where else?) at 1900 local time every Sunday evening.  
> Usual polarization is vertical, however one or more
> stations are always monitoring with horizontal antennas
> in case of a band opening.  Even tho this is a
> mostly-directed net, skip stations are *always*
> encouraged to break in at any time.


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