[Milsurplus] QRMing the MilRadio Net

[Joe Foley]

That happens a LOT.  I've heard several  QSO's started
in the dead-quiet-clear only to have some creep start
a carrier from out of nowhere and keep it on for the
entire QSO.  Either that or some dork will start
"testing", evidently with no receiver on to listen to
the band he's testing on.

Joe




--- David Stinson <arc5 at ix.netcom.com> wrote:

> I'm listening to the Mil Radio Collector's Net on
> 3885 this morning.
> They meet each Saturday a 5AM Eastern.
> Someone has a steady, low carrier on 3885.
> Normally, an AM signal with a little FM on it
> shouldn't be 
> a problem when using an AM detector.
> But this signal beats against the MOPA guys and
> makes
> them  unreadable.  
> Does this happen often?  If so, has anyone tried to 
> find where the QRM originates?
> 73 D.S.
> 
>
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