K5AHH's

                10-Meter Propagation Beacon                 

                                          STATUS  -  ONLINE 

                                 (Currently, the only 10 meter beacon in Oklahoma)
                                           

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        Transmitter - RCI 2950DX w/Bencher YA-1 Low Pass Filter
                Keyer -  Freakin' Beacon @ 10 wpm  
 Beacon Installed - March 2009
          Frequency - 28.254.50 MHz
     Power Output - 1 Watt
     Power Supply - Alinco DM-330V Switching Power Supply
              Antenna - Cushcraft AR-10

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  Message :  OK OK OK DE K5AHH K5AHH K5AHH

                                            (Repeats every 5 Seconds )        

--If you are interested in starting up your own 10 meter beacon, a good place to start is to visit WJ5O's website.  It is:  Ten Meter Beacon Information.   Remember, you have to have your beacon coordinated, and WJ5O is the IARU region 2 HF beacon coordinator.  He can answer any question you have regarding coordination of the beacon.
 

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--Hello, all! I have been a ham since 8-14-1995 and have enjoyed every minute of it. It all started in 1987 or so, listening to K5LLK and WD5EHS on my Great Grandfather's old Silvertone (distributed through Sears, Roebuck & Company) A.M. radio on 3.880 Kc A.M. I started out as a Technician, and stayed a Tech. until 2-11-2003. I got sick of not being able to get on MF/HF bands, so I took the simple 5 WPM code test and General exam...now I am a General class licensee.

--Transceivers consist of a Kenwood TS-2000, ICOM IC-2200H and an ICOM IC-F221 (70cm/GMRS rig).

--For antennas, I have a Hustler G7-144 for 2 meters, 5 element "Propagation Station" yagi for 6 meters, Cushcraft 13B2 for FM/SSB, and a fan dipole for the 75 and 40 meter bands.

--If you wanna chat on the radio, just send me a private message here on the QRZ.com forums.