[Milsurplus] New MF Amateur Band Approved at WRC - 472 to 479 kHz

[C.Whitaker]

de WB2CPN
As I said before, I operated the BC-191 on aeronautical navigation
beacon frequencies, 200 - 400 KHz, at various places I was stationed
in USAF.   They were steady carrier, modulated by a keyed ID tone.
Never a problem, except the small power supplies usually failed.
Removed transmitter top, put a forced air 2 inch pipe with holes over
the tubes.
Used the LF antenna tuner box.  We could use a 3 inch piece of wire
and light a cigarette on the Antenna Post.  Hey, you guys be careful.
LF will bite because the antennas are usually HiZ, what with Dipoles
being kind of long.  I will try a 8 foot diameter loop for a start.
73  Clete
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On 2/17/2012 3:19 AM, mac wrote:
> The 375 is real happy down on those frequencies.  I've got a GP-7 to
> run down there too.
>
> Dennis D.  W7QHO
> Glendale, CA
>
> **************************
> On Feb 16, 2012, at 10:34 PM, Laura and Jim wrote:
>
>> Time to get out the TU-26B, clean it up and neutralize the '375!
>> Mine is happy on 160 (TU-5B) and 80 (TU-6B) as long as I baby it.
>>
>> 73 DE JIM K6FWT
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