Tech is good for phone from 28.300 to 28.500 so as long as we are in that part of ten meters we will be fine.
73
Jeff
73
Jeff
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10 meter club call frequency
- Thread starter Moleculo
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Sounds like a good idea. There are a few of us on the gulf coast that hang out on 28.375. I'm good for whatever yall decide.
ak4bn
ak4bn
I get off at 3pm cst tomorrow. I will listen from 28.300 to 28.350 to see if I hear anything. I will listen from 28.400 to 28.300 this weekend to see what I hear here. See yall there.
kj4unx
kj4unx
I'll be listening tomorrow and Saturday. BTW there was a CME today directed at Earth, scheduled to hit sometime Saturday. The SUF is currently 148 and it will go higher by Saturday. Propagation should be good then. I'll be listening 28.300 to 28.500 for any activity.
73,
Mike, KC9Q
Near Chicago
73,
Mike, KC9Q
Near Chicago
I thought CMEs ,if strong enough, could shut down propagation on HF???
If we are all listening we wont hear a damn thing
28.350, I'll try to call CQ on the hour after about 10am EST
I will listen for your CQ around 1500EST/1200PST if your still around. I am just not sure if I can do a cross country QSO with my antenna setup I have. I will give it a try though.
FUNNY
THAT IS SO FUNNY BUT TRUE LOL.
If we are all listening we wont hear a damn thing
28.350, I'll try to call CQ on the hour after about 10am EST
THAT IS SO FUNNY BUT TRUE LOL.
Here is a good primer for 10M:
10 Meter Ham Band Introduction for New Ham Radio Operators
There is no real magic to it, sadly most of the time when the band is open, people will spin the dial, not hear anything, and move on.
Key up your radio, call CQ for a few minutes and you'll surprised who might come back to you.
Also don't forget about the AM and FM freqs, I have worked the west coast and Hawaii within the past few months from Ohio. Most notable was working Hawaii on FM with 50W to a 3el Mosley tri-bander.
10 Meter Ham Band Introduction for New Ham Radio Operators
There is no real magic to it, sadly most of the time when the band is open, people will spin the dial, not hear anything, and move on.
Key up your radio, call CQ for a few minutes and you'll surprised who might come back to you.
Also don't forget about the AM and FM freqs, I have worked the west coast and Hawaii within the past few months from Ohio. Most notable was working Hawaii on FM with 50W to a 3el Mosley tri-bander.
The band is opening up. Just Q'd with N6JW in Riverside, CA: signal started at S5 and went up to +10 to +20 over 9. Time is 19:45 UTC.
73,
Mike
73,
Mike
Just talked to KC9Q/Mike in Algonquin IL on 28.350.
He was S-8 until QSB faded him out altogether.
73, Mike!
KI6USW monitoring 28.350mHz
He was S-8 until QSB faded him out altogether.
73, Mike!
KI6USW monitoring 28.350mHz
Hi Rob,
QSB did it again. Had you at 58 for a while and will try again on 350 in an hour or two.
73 Rob,
Mike, KC9Q
QSB did it again. Had you at 58 for a while and will try again on 350 in an hour or two.
73 Rob,
Mike, KC9Q