Unique broadcast from WA2XMN on 42.8 MHz on the 19th of June 2025
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While we are all familiar with the 88 to 108 MHz FM broadcast band today,
its origins can be traced back to 1936 with the very first experimental
station...
58 minutes ago
Neat. Using the key to give an Interval Signal. FSK would make it even more interesting.
ReplyDeleteMan, the rhythm! A bit like Joe's theme for Ham Nation.
ReplyDeleteCW : Try sending 'Best beef essence' or 'best bent wire'. That's rhythym. Or voice practice : 'famous Fleetwood fisherman Fred Findus fries five fresh fish for Friday's family feast'. HI HI HI.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've been hearing Bill loudly almost every night down here in Colombia for a couple of years, I can even spot his signal/sending style in the middle of a QSO. It's also somewhat of a propagation indicator from the US. 73 de HK4DEI.
ReplyDeleteEvery now and again, I call him, but he doesn't hear my little 5W signals. One of these days, conditions will favor, and I'll snag a QSO. I've long wanted a contact with this owner of a most memorable signal on 40M in the evenings.
ReplyDeleteBill lives in Chicago, and there was a rather well-known DJ in the Chicago area in the 60's, called Bill "Butterball" Crane. I've gotten it fixed in my head that they are one and the same guy, as I think I read something somewhere which suggested that.
"I need love, you need love, and we can buy a license at City Hall if you really dig Butterball."
Dave
AA7EE
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