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WB0UGO Main Operating Position
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WB0UGO Main Operating position
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Call Frequencies - New Hams are killing the call frequencies. One example is 28.400. By Gentlemans Agreement has been used as a call and move off freq since back in 1979 in my memory, and maybe longer than that. Now the new guys call CQ and have one chat after another and won't move even when the situation is explained to them. Other examples are CW being used on the phone call freqs.
K4SFC
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Field Day 2008:
A contributor asks, "Did you participate in Field Day this year? If so, where did you operate and what bands/modes did you use? Were you alone or with a club? How many people turned out? How did it compare with previous events? Please share all of your experiences."
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Hot topics in Remote_HF_Station_Control Forum:
Station Identification
Remote Control of a Base Station by RF Links
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There are 5810 total links!
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Finally got the shelves built! Radios include: National HRO, IC-551, 251A and 451A, Collins 32S-3 and 75S-3, Swan 250, Kenwood TS-830S
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Issued 2008 Jul 09 0012 UTC
Flux: 66 A-Index 2 K-Index 1
Actv:No space wx storms observed.
Fcst:No space wx storms expected.
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