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> "Richard" <rvanhoo@attglobal.net> wrote:
> > Mark makes good point about not operating these
> old radios. While you can
> > get them "into" the ham bands they probably don't
> meet todays
> > standards and are therefore not legal.
>
> That's not quite the point I was making... they CAN
> be used in ham
> bands, with some limitations. AM or CW gear in the
> HF bands is
> perfectly legal, though a lot of folks get all huffy
> when they hear
> "that old AM junk" on the air.
++++++++
No they don't,...... when they hear a T-368 or a
BC-610,.... they just go away. 400 watts of plate
modulated AM.
Of course with that much power its hard to find a
place where you're not interfering with someone. You
gotta be careful and listen more than you talk.
If they know you're working a hard-to-hear station far
away most hams will back off until you're through. If
they KNOW they're interfering they'll stop.
Joe KG2CI
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