September 27th, 2025
1899 kHz Midday Propagation Test (CW and SSB)
1899 kHz Midday Propagation Test (1899-kHz-midday-prop-test.blogspot.com)
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The remnants of the original 1900 group now meet on 1895 during weekdays and transition to 1900 for weekends. Although a few original members remain, the group has sadly seen a significant number of its members pass on, leaving behind only a handful. Among those who have become silent keys are notable figures like Hap N3ARW, Bob K3JLY, and Harry K3HVC, alongside others such as Loyd N3QYE, John NJ3I, Bill N3IOD, and several Hams, including W4NGW and K2ESE. The list also includes Joe N3IBX, Bill W3DE, John W4AAA, Bill K3WI, Kelly N3FQG, Steve K1BYD, Clay K3CNH, and now Roger W3DWD. The enduring spirit of the group remains strong as former members continue to honor the memories of those who have contributed to its legacy. While the present may look different, the connection to the past and the camaraderie persist, highlighting the resilience and dedication of those who cherish their shared experiences.
Attention newcomers to TOP BAND! We are excited to announce that 160 Meter starter kits are now available from Rob AB4AM. Due to limited supplies stemming from whale sperm oil harvest restrictions, these kits are back in stock but going fast!
Each official licensed starter kit from the 1895 group includes a specially modified AB4AM 160-meter antenna, a chicken, antenna grease, and an applicator—everything you need to achieve a strong signal on 160 Meters. Whether you are just starting out or looking to enhance your equipment, this comprehensive package ensures you have all the essentials to make your mark on the band.
Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to grab your kit before they run out. Equip yourself with the right tools and get ready to elevate your amateur radio experience! Order now to secure your kit and begin your journey in the fascinating world of 160 Meter communications.
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