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AUUUUUUUUUUUUDIOOOOOOOOOO CHECK CHECK "BREAKER 19 ON THE 75 METER BAND. How ABOUT IT"

Here you go. MESSINGER 4 PILL 10 METER MOBILE AMPLIFIER 80 TO 10 METERS 3 STAGE WITH RECEIVE PRE-AMP, SSB DELAY SWITCH HAS 4-1446 PILLS. http://www.rrcom.com/pictures/preown/rr03.jpg

It's a wonderful thing to trade in a old wife and shack and get a new wife and shack. I've been there! Your shack and wife look great. :thumbup1: Out with the old and in with the new!

Nice! I am still running a Drake L4B like there is no tomorrow and she's holding up very well.

I have a digital voice and cw recorder built into the radio. I can put it in repeat or loop mode and tell it how long to leave gaps in between transmissions. Turn the receive volume down to 0 and let it go for as long as you want. Just make sure your fans are working because she will get hot...

15 years ago, I used to do 20 wpm code. Then I let it slip. I am surprised I can still recognize it. I guess we never lose it.

I like that idea too. That's even better because it's mobile and makes propagation more defined on the other end. :)

I figured it out!!!! I can't believe it! I remembered. :thumbup: I don't think the F.C.C will be happy when they figure it out. . .- - ... .... .. - E A T S H I T

If they come up on 10 meters without a license, most likely they will run into my propagation beacon for experimental and educational purposes. Nice propagation beacon right near two truck stops. Good place for it. At least someone is listening to it and can learn from it. :tongue_smilie:

Anyone use a wireless headset on their radio? I was looking at this headset and it has noise reduction. Is it easy to get it up and running and what kind of adapters do I need. I have a quarter inch mic jack and a quarter inch stereo jack on the back of my K3. Any suggestions to get this to...

75 Meters! Get your ham ticket and jump on board with the rest of them. It's a free for all! This will want to make you get your license!!!!!!! You'll never get bored. It's a ham radio CB band! Here are a couple hot ones. Try 3910, 3898 and other frequencies around there. It's a free for all...

Buzzzzzzz I have a Drake L4B which is a Ham amp and I don't get any buzz. I monitor the audio going out on the air through headphones and it's quiet.

How do these stations with these EQ's sound so good and are so far away when they run "wide"? I have a built in EQ and if I use ESSB to get that nice sound, my signal gets buried in the noise even running 1500 watts over long distances. If I turn off the ESSB and run SSB, the stations hear me...

Astatic 575-M6 if you can find one.

Tnx for the information. I'll have to join the yahoo groups. It used to be on 3872 every night but it's no longer there. Sometimes I just like to listen in there.

Thanks again. The mod works well.

What's going on. The Marconi net on 3972.0 disappeared. Now all hear is AM transmissions. Anyone have the scoop on what happened?

Those FCC links were interesting. I didn't know until now that they actually sent letters out. How long does those warning notices stay on record, forever ,or do they get their slate wiped clean after a while and come back again?

After reading this post, I tried AM tonight on 75 meters for the first time. I thought that AM sounded distorted unless you had real AM vintage equipment but I proved myself wrong. I fired up my Elecraft K3 on AM and they said the audio sounded real good on up in CT. I was running 50 watts...

If that's the case, maybe I can put a pirate SW station on the map soon and not fool with ham radio and all the abusive language.