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Many Amers
have their own Web pages. Get to know the guys you hear on the air a
little
better. They might mess with old ham gear, but these guys also utilize
the
latest Internet technology too!
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AMI
Amplitude Modulation
International is an organization of AMers, dedicated to the
enjoyment, promotion, and preservation of Amplitude Modulation.
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Events
AMers tend
to be a social bunch. Get the low down on Operating Events, Hamfests,
Special
Event Stations and more. Mark your calendar!
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Frequencies
So you're
ready to get on the air and join in the fun. But where do Amers
congregate?
Here you'll find the most commonly used frequencies on all the bands.
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Nets
Listed are
nets that are held on a regular basis and utilize AM as the primary
mode.
For your convenience, the nets are listed three different ways - by
geographic Location, by Frequency
and by Day of the week. If you
know of any AM nets that are not listed, please email the information
to webmaster@amwindow.org.
Day
Frequency
Location
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Resources
Get directions
(links, addresses and/or phone numbers) to information, parts, tubes,
books,
periodicals, etc that may be of interest or use to AMers.
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