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Sitting on 7.238 at the present moment. Just thought I would see if anyone would be interested in trying. I know its Super Bowl sunday, but radio is a bigger priotity:tt2::tt2:. Tuned around on 20 and 17, but not much going on there today. I'll be listening so just give me a call. 73 Ed KC0PZE

The answer is YES, the control operator is the one thay physically ID's on the ten minute interval. The person with the lower class license can do the KC0***\ with N0** controling, between the mandatory 10 minute control op ID. If this wasn't the case a lower class licensee could operate with...

CW, you are correct. the tech would identify his station first followed by the call of the higher class license. 73 Ed KC0PZE

Well, I guess they need a check in from 0 land, eh Ron. See if I can remember on Sat to listen in, and see if i Can give them a Colorado station. 73 Ed KC0PZE

One thing you might want to keep in mind, the 100D has been out of production for a while and parts will be getting harder and harder to find. I hear the finals are already impossible to locate. It woud be a bummer if something happened to the PA on one. Makes for a pretty exspensive HF...

To help clear up some confusion one one point, there is no FCC type acceptance on amatuer radio gear. If there were you could mod your 2 meter radio for out of band and use it on your local volunteer fire department freq. That is a big NO NO and will get your licensce jerk real fast. 73 Ed

the chat room might help a little. Lets meet in there.

Garth, try 14.315 I am setting there right now.

Works for me. :lol:

Yellow Jacket, general class ham licensce or better will get you on all the HF ham bands including 20 and 40 meters. Hope that answers your question. 73 Ed KC0PZE

Same here, freq and band doesn't matter as I have antennas for each band. So whatever works best for you guys. 73 KC0PZE

Ok guys, tomorrow afternoon/eve. Name the band and freq and we'll give it a shot. 73 guys KC0PZE

If I am at home when you guys make your sched, count me in. sounds like fun. 73 Ed KC0PZE

Hey Doc, is that voice recorder a DRU-3. If it is I would be intersted in taking it off your hands. The 850 was probably the best rig Kenwood ever built. 73 Ed

Yepp, I started over at the EEI forum, moved here when Dean created this one. Certificate is dated 2/14/02, #4 on the list if I recall correctly. Paul, you are correct, I did go to HAM as did a few others, but I sure would love to talk to you guys. Lets see Tom (667), Ted (2525, living in Cody...

Man, I haven't seen Hook948 on here in a month of sundays. Good to see you on my friend. IM me and we'll do a 40 meter sched sometime. Lookin forward to it. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. 73 Ed

I'd bet if you changed the feedline to ladder 450 ohm ladder line and used a tuner with a 4:1 built in balun you would have an antenna that would work on 75 meters. It would not work as good as a 1/2 wave dipole, but it would allow you to get on the band. 73 Ed

It cost me $12.50 to take the test, and if you pass your call sign will be posted on the FCC website in about 3-5 days. When you see your call sign listed then you can get on the air. 73 Ed KC0PZE

WOW, :shock: what a nutcase!!!!!!!!!!!! True colors always come out in the wash. 73 Ed

NJ124, please do not take offense at what I am going to ask you. I was wondering what class of Ham you are? If you are a general what about the 2000 on HF makes it good, what about the VHF/UHF portion do you like? I have operated one and put it through a lot of paces, and there were a few things...