[Heathkit] Broadcast quality audio???

[Mark K3MSB]

Dave --

That's why I like 10M AM.  A few years ago, before we really dropped 
into the sunspot min,  it was quite common to have back to back 30+ min 
chats on 10M AM.    I remember one memorable one with a fellow in Utah 
where the topics of converstaion ranged from radios to property values 
to the kinds of chicken feed we both used.

Can't wait for 10M to pick up again.  

73 Mark K3MSB

WA3GIN @ Arlington County, VA wrote:

> HAHA,
>
> Quality...what about the content!  When is the last time you heard a 
> really good sounding signal where the operator actually something 
> interesting to say or who could draw-out a good QSO from the person 
> he/she was speaking with for 20-30 minutes.  Seems like ham these days 
> spend a lot of time tinkering with the equipment, talk about the 
> tinkering, get reports about the effects of the tinkering, then 
> sign-off.  Where have all the RAG CHEW certificate holders gone, haha.
>
> enjoy the tinkering,
> dave
> wa3gin
>
> doc wrote:
>
>>> You make a sound point, that doesn't just relate to the 50's.  I 
>>> hear many
>>> otherwise great sounding ham rigs or converted broadcast (mostly the 
>>> latter)
>>> radios on, with extremely flat frequency response, lots of low end, 
>>> etc....
>>
>>
>>
>
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