>> Ever (late-late-late at night) played with FM on 80m?
>> Tried it a few times and the results were bizarre compared to AM.
JE> I've not tried FM on 75m, but have heard of some using "sliver" mode on
JE> 40m. Beisell functions are quite important in FM communication, and
there
JE> was some talk about some of the local AM community moving to FM, when
he
JE> power limitation for AM stations came about - the FCC said "ALL MODES
were
JE> to be limited to 1500w PEP OUTPUT". A little math shows that around
75w
JE> out of carrier and 100% audio develops 1500w PEP output. So, the
-1's,
If some of the AM users on 3885 went FM right now the howling would start so
fast about it from the weenies on either side of them it wouldn't last long
enough to get any idea it it would be feasable.
Why someone elects to `park' 5KHz away from a recognized AM area and they
bitch about the problem is beyond me.
JE> Selective fade however, plays a -huge- part in recieving an FM signal,
s
JE> you've found out
>> Want to try for -next- Saturday?
>> Same area...3700 up to 3725 on cw?
JE> Can try...CW starting Saturday night (if I'm here - schedule is so
screwed
JE> up now, I don't know where I'll be) at 2000 CST (0200Z ?) at 3700 to
3705,
JE> then at 2030 (0230Z, if that's right) on fone at 3755 to 3765kHz.
How about -this- Saturday from 8pm eastern around the freqs in netmail?
If we can get this to work maybe we can get an informal net of some sort
going
for anyone in the HAM related echos to join in on this winter for some voice
fun so we can place a voice with what we see on the screen.
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