The AM Forum

Too bad a page like that at the ARRL hasn't been updated since  ...,,.., 01:23 PM, 30 Aug 2004.

Since "we" can provide input to the web page through WB3HUZ, what would you like to see there?
From the ARRL Web Page:
"This web page was created and is maintained by Steve Ickes, WB3HUZ. You may contact the author directly at steve@amwindow.org about the page or its contents. ARRL extends its thanks to the volunteers that help make ARRL's web pages a useful resource for all."

You can also contact Steve through a PM on this site.

Good Day All,

 I always thought that Steve did a wonderful Job on that page I like the introduction paragraph alot, All the links seem to work with no real sagging delay, operationally the page is very efficient.

 As far as any updates i can think of in addition, we now have that Class D system available for purchase, if maybe a link for that is warranted for informational purposes, something on that order maybe...?

 The only other item i can think of is the Antenna Coupler that alot of us use here, maybe a link for that.. but it's nothing of any dire emergency... it's found on here alot.

 I'm just very glad that page is active and available, FB Steve...

 

 
 

What ARRL AM web page?

Seems to me the basic problem is finding it.

js

No problem here finding it at all, I just typed "ARRL AM page" in Google
and it took me right to it.


73, Ron W4RON

It's the top link under the ARRL Forum on this site.
http://www.remote.arrl.org/tis/info/am.html

And, for your further use and review, the ARRL:
Tons of information, including the listing of the AM page, can be found here:
http://www.remote.arrl.org/tis/tismenu.html

I would suggest if one desires to provide constructive input about the ARRL web page, what's new, what's out, what's great, what's bad, etc., send Steve a PM.

Oh, welp, general conversation being what it is... GOOD JOB STEVE......FBOM....I LIKE YER WORK....OVER... ;D

The tube type PDM rigs built and discussed lately might be good material. It's a very interesting topic to encourage experimentation.

It looks like Steve is the "owner" of the page but I am also guessing that he would welcome contributions sent to his email address to help keep the page up to date.  As for it being out of date  ??? ???