ARLA/CLUSTER: AM (Amplitude Modulation) QSO PARTY 2020 na EUROPA a 25 e 26 de Janeiro.

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

AM Amateur Radio Europe announce the AM QSO Party 2020

What is AM Amateur Radio Europe?

*AM Amateur Radio Europe* is a growing Facebook community of European radio
amateurs.

The aim of the group is to create a place to discuss the use of the
Amplitude Modulation voice mode on HF and VHF. To promote the use of AM on
homebrew or commercial equipment, as a place to arrange skeds, organise
nets and share circuits. Plus any other ideas on how to promote the use of
this fantastic mode.

The group can be found at the link below and any amateur or short wave
listener is most welcome to join.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/656582541370211/

If the link is not working, simply type ‘AM Amateur Radio Europe’ into the
Facebook search bar and you should find us.

AM QSO PARTY 2020

Announcing our very first operating event:
AM QSO PARTY 2020
When? Saturday 25th January 2020 - 06:00 UTC until Sunday 26th January -
12:00 UTC.
To promote / encourage the use of AM on the 160, 80, 40, 20, 15, 12 and 10
metre amateur bands. This is not a 5/9 contest and aim to encourage QSOs
and conversation, however points can be gained and certificates awarded.

There will be points to be gained for each QSO and for each new DXCC worked
and there are power categories you can enter to suit all levels of the UK
licence. However whilst there are points up for grabs and also certificates
to win, the main aim is to get people having conversations using the
original voice mode!

So fire up those vintage rigs, build that homebrew transmitter or even use
your modern equipment and experience the joy of operating AM.

Full details of the AM QSO Party can be found at the following website:

Click here
<https://amqsoparty.wixsite.com/mysite?fbclid=IwAR0bmxpQqQa9-QVoNMM7HdIBcqqcAfDJR4FO935RKGOVZZn6gnNtCVDQnxg>
or email am.qso.party  gmx.co.uk

*Simon Taylor MW0NWM*
Founder of AM Amateur Radio Europe
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