K7UGA special event station tonight on 75AM. Please stop by!

[WD8BIL]

Your rig must produce pretty good sidebands.

With all the heterodynes in the pileup an SSBer may not realize they're tuning thru HIS carrier. I've had slopbuckets answer my AM CQs on 40 thinking I was zero beat with a BC station.

[WA3VJB]

slopbuckets answer my AM CQs on 40 thinking I was zero beat with a BC station.

With the way you sound, that's understandable!

"This is the North American Service of Radio Lorain" (cue signature music, a harp in A)

[WD8BIL]

.....a harp in A

You got a good ear, Paul.

Harps in A play great blues in E. A mode called crossharp or 2nd position.

[WA3VJB]

Yup, I've got a Marine Band in E which sounds tight, but A has B-A's

[W3RSW]

K7UGA is on 28.025 now, CW

[KA8WTK]

I came into the shop to give it a try a little after 9 PM local and could hear QIX. I was on the dummy load!
Switched on the antenna and could hear K7UGA pretty well. I tried but couldn't get through. There were many 6 and 7 land stations working him at the time. Tried to call a couple of times, but could not stay out here late enough to get in.

Good job Clark! Sounded like fun.

[W6TOM]

  Worked up Wednesday night around 9 PST on AM at 3880 with my Art-13, running on the DY-17A Dynamotor, Receiver was a Hammerlund SP-600, D-104 microphone, dipole antenna.


                       Tom W6TOM

[ke7trp]

Yep. Got ya in the log W6TOM.  Sounded great on the vintage gear!

C

[W6TOM]

 You going to be on Monday??? Might have time to work you again.


                          Tom W6TOM

[ke7trp]

THe special event is over now. It was only for a few days.  So I cant work you as k7UGA.  However, You can work me as Ke7TRP anytime.  I am on 3870 now with the T368C transmitter.

C

[WBear2GCR]

See, that's all well and good...

But what I really want to know is if you were required to wear the glasses or not? Does everyone in that club station have to wear them too?

                _-_-bear

[Steve - K4HX]

Those glasses are all the rage now. Many movie stars and sports figures can be seen wearing them. Here's New York Knicks star Amare Stoudemire sporting his.  Goldwater was ahead of his time!