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ZL1UIC > AM 29.05.03 15:19l 32 Lines 885 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: Anyone still use AM ?
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> From: G0FTD@GB7SXE.#38.GBR.EU
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> Well its never gone out of fashion on 160m, especially here in south
> eastern UK. Loads of it around 28.9 - 29.3 Mhz mostly from USA/Canada.
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> Surprisingly, they are all using the original equipment from the 50/60's !
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> 80m here in the UK is pretty dead, and I would say it makes it an ideal
> band to use for QRP natter rigs with AM. Nice and cheap, and an alternative
> to VHF for homebrewers.
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> - Andy -
Seems to still have it's fans. There is a group in NZ that has the
acronym of SPAM. (Society for the Protection of Amplitude Modulation)
Seems to have a dedicated following, according to "Break-In" NZART
official magazine.
Also is a good place for running vintage radio. Working museum pieces.
73 - Allen, ZL1UIC @ ZL1UX
Message timed: 12:02 on 29 May 03
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