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Re: [VHFcontesting] [nfarl] 2 Meter AM

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Subject: Re: [VHFcontesting] [nfarl] 2 Meter AM
From: Bob Mantell <k4esa@yahoo.com>
Date: Tue, 12 Jan 2010 11:08:07 -0800 (PST)
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Hi John,
 
 I do not know the answer, but would be interested in it, so I have forwarded 
your email  question out to some of the local and national groups that are VHF 
in nature.
 
I have some 2 meter  tube AM gear also, including a CD Gonset rig with matching 
amp.  I will be interested in QSOs with you.

 
I will forward you the answers as I get them,
 
Bob

73 de Bob,
 
 K4ESA EM74qc
 
Bob Mantell
k4esa@yahoo.com
 

--- On Tue, 1/12/10, John <johnnykludt@earthlink.net> wrote:


From: John <johnnykludt@earthlink.net>
Subject: [nfarl] 2 Meter AM
To: nfarl@yahoogroups.com
Date: Tuesday, January 12, 2010, 6:43 PM


  



Folks,

I am interested in putting some of my restored 2 meter AM gear back on the air. 
Most of it is crystal controlled and so picking the right frequency is 
important. Unfortunately while on 6 the amateur radio community has settled on 
50.4MHz for AM work no such consensus seems to exist for 2 meters. I can find 
no published standard for GA or the Southeast. According to "The AM Window" ( 
www.amwindow. org/freg. htm ) NYC-Long Island uses 144.28 MHz and LA uses 
144.265 Mhz. The problem I see with 144.28 MHz is the presence of beacons in 
CO, VA, QC, ON, NB, TN and TX on the same frequency. The frequency used in LA 
is on the high end of the general SSB assignment (144.200 MHz to 144.275 MHz) 
and seems a good possibility.

So my question, especially to those of you who operate 2 meter SSB is would AM 
operations in North GA on 144.265 MHz cause inordinate problems? If so, is 
there another 2 meter AM frequency already in use in GA/North GA and if so, 
what is it? Or is there another frequency that you can suggest?

Two meters has always been a popular band. Before FM and SSB came along, it was 
the place many of us got started on AM phone. There is lots of vintage 2 meter 
AM gear out there. It would be fun to get some of it back on the air.

Please advise,

John, K7SYS 


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