General Channels (Frequencies) 1) 1600-1810 KHz – this is a “teens” Band. Only for АМ modulation. The best Band for new (beginners) RU pirates. 2) 2000-2200 KHz – “150м Band” – not many RU pirates using this frequencies now. (2000-2100 KHz). 3) 2400-2600 KHz – “120м Band” – АМ modulation only. 4) 2900-3300 KHz –…
DetailsInformation from Website: Welcome to the free hamradio callbook. Since the owner of one popular server decided to hide all addresses until you are not registered, I decide to write my own. This callbook provides all information for free because you entered data to callbook for free and didn’t get paid for it. So it…
Details1983 German DXpedition to Spratly Islands. DJ3NG along with his friends was on his way to Spratly DX Pedition. A night before arriving at Spratly, his boat was attacked and sunken by Vietnamese gunships. DJ6SI fortunately survived and issued this QSL to mourn DJ3NG, DJ4EI, and others killed by this incident. A short story…
DetailsVery sad news came from Russia / Moscow. Serge Rostenko RJ3AR (SK). ex: UA6JR/3, UA6JR, UA6JBK, UA6HEF, RA6HKW, UA6-108-430. “Константиныча”, как все его ласково звали, я знал еще с начала лихих 90х, когда работали вместе в команде компании “КРОУНИ”. Часто бывал у него в гостях. Ездили покорять RDA и на УКВ поевые дни. В последние…
DetailsThe article & Photo copied from Radioworld.com My first dabbling in low-power “broadcasting” occurred in childhood. A Radio Shack P-Box kit, namely a wireless AM microphone, was the start. The study of electronics and my work at a community radio station as a teen soon would benefit my pursuits in the world of commercial broadcast…
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