On Tue, 05 May 2009 03:07:43 +0000, Scott wrote:
Scott Dorsey wrote:
wrote:
Scott: Great idea, but with the rocks on the operating freq I think
you need to use either AM or DSB. I recommend the latter. Go for
it! 73 Bill I0/N2CQR

That's why if you order now you get this FREE MODULATION TRANSFORMER.
Postage and oil disposal fees not included.
--scott

I'm in an even more exclusive 20M club. The "I never operate 20M club"
Seriously! Every time I listen on 20M, sounds like a
cesspool...oops...let me don my asbestos underwear...

Yep. It was the head-butt-style jerks and the cesspool environment
on 75M and 20M that drove me to check out 6M some 12-13 years ago.
I've never looked back.

Jonesy
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Allodoxaphobia wrote:


I'm in an even more exclusive 20M club. The "I never operate 20M club"
Seriously! Every time I listen on 20M, sounds like a
cesspool...oops...let me don my asbestos underwear...

Yep. It was the head-butt-style jerks and the cesspool environment
on 75M and 20M that drove me to check out 6M some 12-13 years ago.
I've never looked back.

Jonesy

Amen brother...When mobile, I use 17M if I need to be on HF. Otherwise,
I am like you...I have 6M through 1296 plus 10 GHz now. Well, actually,
I just finished up building the 1296 transverter today and did a quick
checkout on the TX side...only 2 mW...should be about 20 mW, so I have
to check into it, but I'm busy finishing up the checkout of a customers
1296 unit today so I can get it shipped to him (I built it for him).

Scott
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