2 Meter AM? 6 Meter AM? Call to HeathKit JUNE VHF Contest.

[Fred Finster]

Anybody going to break out a  HeathKit Twoer or Sixer these weekend for the
June VHF QSO party?

Maybe one of those guys scanning the band with FT100 or Icom 706  might
answer you back in
actual  AM mode.

Maybe Other Models,  Like HW-17 2 Meter AM could be used.   I have one of
those.   Anybody have a scanned copy of the 110V hook up to the back 11 pin
base,  so  I can power mine up this weekend?
How about a text e-mail?

I intend to spend the money to purchase a full copy manual.   So don't rush
for me this weekend

Good hunting this weeekend.   Have fun.   Give a FM simplex call on 52.525,
146.55, or 446.00 on your FM rig to see who might answer back and from how
far away.   Don't like contesting?  How about a short
rag chew QSO this weekend on VHF?   Make a contact, give a contact.

Send Audio CW over a FM rig?   Where is that code practice oscillator?  I
got my HT right here.


www.arrl.org/contests
  Here is some useful information for this weekend June VHF QSO Party.

http://www.arrl.org/contests/announcements/rules-06vhf.html
http://www.arrl.org/contests/announcements/rules-vhf.html

http://www.arrl.org/qst/worldabove/
http://www.arrl.org/contests/
http://www.arrl.org/contests/forms/

You can print out the JUNE VHF Contest rules,

Use the UHF 446.000 call frequency for a little bit of fun.  This Saturday.

18:00 UTC is about 11:am PDT Saturday.  We are 7 hours behind the UTC here
in California.
03:00 UTC is about 8PM PDT Sunday


Fred Finster

fredf at aol.com
http://sites.netscape.net/fredfinster/k3jls   Frequency Agile K3JLS PLL
controller PCB kit & Parts.
                                                                For Business Radios, Ramsey, and other models.

http://www.k3jls.com   Joe Burch  K3JLS  website with the details.

http://home.earthlink.net/~fred_finster   CW Audio to your HT article
http://www.aol.com/wb7ody     Pictures of me at the 1990 QRPTTF contest.



Need a quick TV Lead 6 Meter Dipole for this weekend?
I found the link to that 6m dipole.
 THE ‘ MIGHTY - WIDE ‘ SIX METRE DIPOLE

Simple , easy to build , and excellent standing wave ratio across the whole
six metre amateur band.

http://www.bri1.btinternet.co.uk/mwide.htm

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