Generators and Amateur radio

[technoid]

Hi guys, I was wondering if any of you are licenced Amateur Radio operators? I am N2MIR. I work 40 meters and wondering if there are any talk nets that discuss trouble shooting generators? Or any hams who would like to just chat about technical problems over the radio?

 

[fa35jsf]

I’m licensed. W5TXD. I haven’t had the time to get on recently though. Where are you located?


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[Farmitall]

Hi guys, I was wondering if any of you are licenced Amateur Radio operators? I am N2MIR. I work 40 meters and wondering if there are any talk nets that discuss trouble shooting generators? Or any hams who would like to just chat about technical problems over the radio?

Used to be "Survival Net" Sunday nights on 75m but it was qrmed off the air by a bunch of juvenile fools a couple of years ago. Never heard anyone talking about generators on 40m.

 

[Valor]

I'm WA6KNO. I don't have a 40 meter antenna but do have a 20 meter inv. vee that I listen on. 73 OM

 

[technoid]

I’m licensed. W5TXD. I haven’t had the time to get on recently though. Where are you located?


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North Central PA in Tioga county

 

[technoid]

I'm WA6KNO. I don't have a 40 meter antenna but do have a 20 meter inv. vee that I listen on. 73 OM

Only have a 40 meter dipole. I use to be on 75 meters signing in on 3.905 Old Buzzards net. But got into a disagreement with a few and left. Cut my dipole back for 40. Nicer people on 7.191

 

[firefinder]

There are several amateur radio operators on the forum. I'm KB9YSA, but not very active on the nets.

You might also check out https://www.radionerds.com/

Stay safe and stay in touch,

firefinder

 

[cuad4u]

AD4U here in central SC. Been a ham since the late 1960's. I know several hams in my area who are active on this site. I am not aware of any nets for generators. It would be nice to have one. I have restored around 15 MEP 002A and 003A generators. I kept three for my use. I am not an expert on them by any stretch. I think a net on 40 meters is a good idea.

 

[technoid]

There are several amateur radio operators on the forum. I'm KB9YSA, but not very active on the nets.

You might also check out https://www.radionerds.com/

Stay safe and stay in touch,

firefinder

Thank you!

 

[technoid]

AD4U here in central SC. Been a ham since the late 1960's. I know several hams in my area who are active on this site. I am not aware of any nets for generators. It would be nice to have one. I have restored around 15 MEP 002A and 003A generators. I kept three for my use. I am not an expert on them by any stretch. I think a net on 40 meters is a good idea.

For now I am on 7.191 RV net 7-9amI can hear 4 and 5 stations. It's a nice friendly net. They mostly talk about the weather and their radios. Would be nice if more would check in.