ONE SIXTY METER CROSSBAND RADIO
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LOTS
OF STUFF ON YOUTUBE ALSO
Stay tuned to this spot for the latest information on
the regular one sixty meter crossband transmissions from vk3ase. Listen
from 2230hrs Saturday evening till 0200hrs Sunday morning. And Wedensday
night/Thurs morning (Australian eastern time)on the one sixty, eighty and
two
meter bands for
the largest
amount of bilge imaginable.The content of these
missions range from discussions about radio,audio,computing and other related
subjects through to social techno babble. Actually most of it is very silly
and serves to modulate the carrier to comply with regulations.The program
material is drawn from the extensive crossband archive going back 35 years
and the occasional live missions.
HOW TO LISTEN IN. (Via
rf steam radio)
VHF. 147.475 Mhz fm.
If you reside within about 100Km from Melbourne you should
be able to receive the VHF service on any scanner or two meter transceiver
using just an simple antenna or hand held equipment. For a gain antenna
or elevated installation the range will be much increased.
ONE SIXTY METERS. 1865 Khz am.
It's more fun to listen on one sixty but some people do have
trouble with television line buzz or mains ference not to mention computers
and electrical equipment. An out door antenna or better still a directional
loop can often solve the problem.
The
ground wave should extend over the metro area and beyond but there is a
zone between 50 to 150 Km where the signals are often very week due to
the fact that the ground wave has dissipated and the sky wave is non existent
or has heavy fading. Depending on conditions the skywave reception may
be quite good interstate.
Learn how to convertAM
broadcast radios to receive one sixty meters.
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TALK BACK ON SKYPE
During broadcast time we might be on line, just search for vk3ase
in skype and you to can join in on the
big missions and be broadcast around the nation on short wave.
A PLETHORA OF PHOTOS.
Look at some pictures of the big
power mitters and the studio booth.
Look at the
original Branch Shack and Tenners from the 1970's.
Images
of Henry ,a rare look at the original vk3en.
Stay tuned for more pictures as they come on line.
Founder Of Crossbands Dies.
It is with great sadness that i have to say that Tony Sanderson vk3aml
died suddenly on june 24 2006 .
Tony popularized the full duplex talkback style of communication
in the early 1970's and together with his intellect and humour
gave many people enjoyment and insights into topics they may not have
ventured into otherwise. A more detailed tribute
will be put up some time. Btw the first and third photos on this page
are of Tony "The Branch " in his Booth and climbing
the tower in the early 1970's .
LINK to more detailed Bio (not my work)
A
Visit To VIM. (Audio Of The Last Transmission
01/07/002)
Take a look at the big mitters and tenners at maritime station
Melbourne Radio.
with audio files as well.
Hay! what's this all about anyway?.
This little brief
history may give you some understanding about it all.
Listen to some Peter
Evans 3LO breakfast shows from the 70"s
Email.vk3ase@yahoo.com
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