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Offline ve3lyx

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Transmitter from the 1943 ARRL Handbook
« on: May 29, 2015, 01:17:17 UTC »
I will be testing on 3561 khz with in a few minutes. Any replies or reports would be helpful.
don

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Re: Transmitter from the 1943 ARRL Handbook
« Reply #1 on: May 29, 2015, 11:26:38 UTC »
I'll be interested to hear how you got on Don. Too late at night over here.
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Offline ve3lyx

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Re: Transmitter from the 1943 ARRL Handbook
« Reply #2 on: May 29, 2015, 15:30:07 UTC »
No replies and no activity on 8oM then. The band was open as it is right now. I check CHU time signal at 3330 with a handheld portable. If I can hear it I know the band is open as it is about 170 miles east. I am going down to the shack now to fire up and try again. It is 11:26 my time. I would BTW be willing to op during your times to see if we could work.  So it should be 1726 there I am thinking if I remember correctly. Anyway here goes nothing.
cq cq cq.........................................
don

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Re: Transmitter from the 1943 ARRL Handbook
« Reply #3 on: July 27, 2015, 20:53:07 UTC »
I have been using the rig a bit. Even though the band is soft I have had a few contacts. don