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mikesndbs
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Dear members.

Please could those of you who have found clear voice communications on given frequencies and modes (modes = AM, FM, USB, LSB etc) list them here.

e.g.

1500 kHz AM mode

This will assist others to make tests.

Thanks

Mike

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Hi Mike,

I have found that the lower in frequency you go, the better the results, or at least the better spirit is able to carry their voices over it. Now I prefer 150khz.

Keith

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Hi Mike,

I have found that the lower in frequency you go, the better the results, or at least the better spirit is able to carry their voices over it. Now I prefer 150khz.

Keith

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Keith Clark wrote: Hi Mike,

I have found that the lower in frequency you go, the better the results, or at least the better spirit is able to carry their voices over it. Now I prefer 150khz.

Keith

Really! well that opens up some possibilities for me then.

I can get down to 30kHz and often listen below 150 for navigation beacons etc, but never using a voice wide bandwidth!

So I shall try 6khz AM and see what I find.

Thanks for the tip.

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Hi Mike I have been on hiatus and I am back doing research look forward TO HEARING FROM YOU!