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Messages - Pigmeat

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5986
Back in the hollow state days, you could build a cathode modulator that you could plug in to the key socket, but they were a pain in the ass to adjust and notorious for negative modulation.

I remember my Uncle, who was a tv repairman, trying to build one for an old CW rig he'd picked up somewhere. He wanted to be a "Big Gun" on the CB bands, but he was as cheap as they come. He worked on that thing for weeks before he said the Hell with it and built a linear amp for his CB transceiver.

There's a fellow who's designed a very nice variant of the Talking Pixie called the "Big Talker". I can't remember the name of his website but you can type "The Big Talker" in your favorite search engine and see what comes up. One caveat, it's designed for Part-15 broadcasting.

5987
Did Pat run out of "WBNY" t-shirts? It's sad day when a Radio God has to sell his Barbies to make ends meet.

5988
LOL! Yup, the free battery card, I remember it well.

I guess this is a sign I better use that Rat Shack gift card I got Xmas before they shut down.

5989
Huh? / Re: Vibrating Electric Football
« on: January 07, 2014, 2321 UTC »
I had a couple of them. Poorly grounded electroshock devices for kids,IMO.

Ironically it wasn't far off the NFL game in those days. No offense and if you managed to make it to the 50 yard line you tried a field goal.

Jan Stenerud and George Blanda would have been proud.

5990
Looks like something Cousin Buck used to grow out behind the barn.

5991
That would be my guess, Andy.

I thought someone might be running an old tape of my bogus station "Rock N' Roll Radio" when I first saw the thread. That one used the intro and outro of that Ramones tune as id's.

Turtlehead knows his music.

5992
General Radio Discussion / Re: Incoming: Holiday booty diverted
« on: December 25, 2013, 0258 UTC »
A sad end to the jolly old elf.

5993
Do you think he predicted it?

5994
General Radio Discussion / Re: [Swlfest] 2014 Fest Casting Call
« on: December 22, 2013, 1815 UTC »
We ought to go Al. Those guys love us.

You could give a lecture on advances in tinfoil hat technology while I man the the overhead projector.

5995
Why did you swipe Al Fansome's glow in the dark beanies, RM?

5996
Utility / Re: UNID CANFORCE 6855 KHz USB 2100 UTC 11/28/13
« on: December 21, 2013, 1439 UTC »
6855 is long established frequency for the Canadian Air Force. So is 6955 at times.

5997
Utility / Re: Abner's Off The Charts DX Farm
« on: December 21, 2013, 1436 UTC »
They use it fairly often, nearly nightly. However, I may be in sweet spot for receiving them.

How's your buddy Lum?

5998
Huh? / Re: PACKET ^H^H^H^H^H^H WEATHER VIOLENCE
« on: December 10, 2013, 2121 UTC »
I guess they didn't get the notice about buying crappy Chinese transmitters on Ebay.

5999
Huh? / Re: PACKET ^H^H^H^H^H^H WEATHER VIOLENCE
« on: December 10, 2013, 0823 UTC »
There were always rumors those NOAA transmitters were a mean bunch.


6000
Shortwave Broadcast / Re: Finally heard "Mighty K.B.C."
« on: December 06, 2013, 2155 UTC »
Gene Scott's ex-porn star widow preaches on 6090 from Anguilla in the West Indies with the signal directed at the East Coast. 6095 might be a tough catch there.

Thanks for the link, Andre.

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