[Lowfer] Frequency usage question
Charlie , W5COV
cvest at cox.net
Sat Nov 8 22:13:52 EST 2014
Yes Mike you should be able to operate it on Bill's old frequency. It
will be good to once again look for those unique signatures going across
the screen.
When I put mine back on I will be well below you, as I believe John is
already operational below where you should be with Bill's equipment.
I am not aware of any active station that has any plans to operate on
that frequency. Besides most all of us today have the ability to move to
stay clear of wherever you turn up.
Please keep us informed as to how your project is going and welcome aboard.
Thank you for keeping Wm alive too.
Charlie, W5COV
COV EM26ex
On 11/8/2014 9:59 AM, N8OOU wrote:
> Hello all, My name is Mike, amateur radio callsign N8OOU. I live in
> Southern Illinois. I have been a reader of this list for some time,
> and an occasional contributor. Earlier this year Warren K2ORS put out
> an offer for someone to take ownership of the Bill Ashlock Wm beacon.
> I replied and was offered the opportunity to put the beacon back on
> the air.
>
> I now have the equipment in my possession, and have started putting
> the station together by getting an antenna hung in the sky. I plan to
> have the beacon operational for this “2014/15 lowfer season”, and
> establish a web site as a memorial to Mr. Ashlock who was one of the
> early lowfer pioneers.
>
> My first question to this group is, may I operate the beacon on the
> 185.3 frequency that Mr. Ashlock previously used. The beacon will
> remain a part 15 operation with the original QRSS Wm graphic.
> At this time I have no idea for how well my antenna will perform and
> what my coverage area will be. I hope to become a good player in this
> hobby, in the manor that Mr. Ashlock established.
>
> Have a nice day.
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