3.813

[K5IIA]

anyone want to try some 3.813 am? myself and kf5fwu are on freq.

[K5IIA]

anyone there? hahaha still no breakers. would like to have one more more additional people in the group.

nice little hole for am tonight there.

[WA3VJB]

If you're still up at 0930 GMT I will seek-you out.

[K5IIA]

k4kyv just joined

[K5IIA]

out the ghetto and moved uptown. come join hahaha 

[KF5FWU]

It sure was a good time.

[K5IIA]

the neighbors are alot more friendly there.

[K5IIA]

well kf5fwu had signed. picked up k4kyv and now charlie kg5wl has joined in.

put down the keyboard and pic up a mic

[k4kyv]

At least 5 hours of non-stop AM activity on frequency. Never more than 3 stations in the QSO at any one time, and no audible jammers or SSB hecklers.  Only once, some slopbucketeer tried to drop some kind of sarcastic remark on top of the transmitting station, but he soon went away. Like a clear channel all evening.

[K5IIA]

i had the rx'er 8kc wide the hole time. never heard any trash.

[W2PFY]

Anyone going to be on there tonight?

[k4kyv]

I'll listen, but not sure if I'll even bother to turn on the transmitter filaments.

[kb3rdt]

static crashes are pretty bad!

[k4kyv]

Despite the static, I decided to fire up.  3813 was busy (SSB QSO at 3814), but 3808 was open.  I called CQ there and had a short QSO with a ricebox  running 20W AM, but didn't stay on too long.  No-one else called me after he signed out, and I didn't do another CQ.

I am smack in the middle of where most of the thunderstorm static in N America has originated this entire winter. The wx fronts have consistently passed through here from the west, from TX and OK, more like what we usually get in summer. Very few fronts have come down from the north to bring arctic air and quench the thunderstorm activity, which would be the more normal winter pattern. When not from right here, we get zapped from storms in the Gulf.

[pe1mph]

Despite the static, I decided to fire up.  3813 was busy (SSB QSO at 3814), but 3808 was open.  I called CQ there and had a short QSO with a ricebox  running 20W AM, but didn't stay on too long.  No-one else called me after he signed out, and I didn't do another CQ.

Hello,
Now 3813 khz in 'Memory' Kenwood R 5000.
But often by me (Europe) higher rtty and 'noise'.
So a little lower, +/- 3810 khz, is cleaner.
I keep my ears on that freq, but I may not transmit there....

Greetings,

Henk, PE1MPH, Dokkum, The Netherlands

[W2PFY]

I gave it a listen last night but heard no one. Starting late March, the camp will be back open and I'll be one the air a bunch. Can't wait!

I think we have had more static this winter than winters gone by. Probably because of the warming trend. Where my camp at Westport is located, Lake Champlain is almost five miles wide. It used to freeze completely and I could have drove across it in my truck. I often wanted to put up a rhombric antenna stuck into freeze holes in the ice. If these warm spells keep up, I may never get to do it

[KX5JT]

3 813's would be quite a transmitter!

[K5IIA]

when will you be back on 75m john? still working nights? i thought i heard you say you switched to day?

i heard you good on 40m the other day but i was not transmitting. they were looking for a signal report from me threw text message.

[k4kyv]

Thunderstorms passed through  here this evening.  Didn't even turn on the receiver.

[KX5JT]

when will you be back on 75m john? still working nights? i thought i heard you say you switched to day?

i heard you good on 40m the other day but i was not transmitting. they were looking for a signal report from me threw text message.

AHHH!!!!   I tried loading my "short vertical" on 80 but no joy.  I could get a signal out there but it became delegated to the "did you hear something" bin.

I am working days now.  15 and 40 have been my AM haunts lately during the days I'm off.

As for 80... I simply don't know.  I need to get a mast up.... I need some Ham Radio Viagra!