0000Z Saturday February 2 - 0700Z Monday February 4
( 7:00pm EST Friday February 1 - 2:00am EST Monday February 4 )
( 4:00pm PST Friday February 1 - 11:00pm PST Sunday February 3 )
Details at www.AMRally.com
With Groundhog Day on Saturday, the Super Bowl on Sunday, and the AM Rally operating event throughout the weekend, it's truly a triple celebration!
There are even plans getting made for W1AW to put their Gates BC1T on the air for the event!
The purpose of this event is to encourage the use of Amplitude Modulation on the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10 , and 6 meter Amateur Radio Bands, and to highlight various types of AM equipment in use today. This event is open to any and all radio amateurs who are running full carrier amplitude modulation (standard AM), using any type of radio equipment. Modern, Vintage, Tube, Transistor, Software Defined, Military, Boat Anchor, Broadcast, Home Brew or Commercially available radio are all welcomed to join in on the AM fun.
Here are some frequencies to check in particular:
1880, 1945 (160M)
3870-3890 (75M)
7280-7300 (40M)
14.286, 14.330 (20M)
We'd not only like to HEAR you on the air, we'd like to SEE you operating the event! Want to be in our next AM Rally video? Take the "AM Challenge" by making a short video of yourself and post it here...
Information from N1BCG
( 7:00pm EST Friday February 1 - 2:00am EST Monday February 4 )
( 4:00pm PST Friday February 1 - 11:00pm PST Sunday February 3 )
Details at www.AMRally.com
With Groundhog Day on Saturday, the Super Bowl on Sunday, and the AM Rally operating event throughout the weekend, it's truly a triple celebration!
There are even plans getting made for W1AW to put their Gates BC1T on the air for the event!
The purpose of this event is to encourage the use of Amplitude Modulation on the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 10 , and 6 meter Amateur Radio Bands, and to highlight various types of AM equipment in use today. This event is open to any and all radio amateurs who are running full carrier amplitude modulation (standard AM), using any type of radio equipment. Modern, Vintage, Tube, Transistor, Software Defined, Military, Boat Anchor, Broadcast, Home Brew or Commercially available radio are all welcomed to join in on the AM fun.
Here are some frequencies to check in particular:
1880, 1945 (160M)
3870-3890 (75M)
7280-7300 (40M)
14.286, 14.330 (20M)
We'd not only like to HEAR you on the air, we'd like to SEE you operating the event! Want to be in our next AM Rally video? Take the "AM Challenge" by making a short video of yourself and post it here...
Information from N1BCG