Re: [digitalradio] Re: RTTY Hall of Shame

[Salomao Fresco]

Hi!

Inspite of the global characteristics of this Group, wich I proudly
subscribe, most of the messages are writtten by US citizens, regarding US
rules and US practices and US bandplan (Region 2).

However most of the writers forget that there are two other IARU Regions and
National Bandplans.
You must not reduce everything to your Country's point of view on the matter
of rules and regulations.

The main subject of this thread wich was " RTTY Hall of Shame" means nothing
to me, and in a way is the opposite of the needed thing to do.

Best Regards

Salomão Fresco
CT2IRJ



On 9/25/06, KV9U <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Could not agree more. Unless some infraction of the rules are being
> made, it is highly improper for any ham to criticize another ham for
> their legal operations.
>
> To my knowledge, the amateur radio rules here in the U.S. only restrict
> the 14.100 frequency from use by the fully automatic 500 Hz stations and
> the wide band semi-automatic stations which are on both sides of the
> 14.100 frequency.
>
> One wonders what the real agenda might be. Would it be possible that
> some might want to move the discussion toward "protecting" certain
> special frequencies. The next thing would be that ALE/HF pack/QRP/
> frequencies need "protection."
>
> 73,
>
> Rick, KV9U
>
>
> Dave Cole (NK7Z/NNN0RDO) wrote:
>
> >Hi,
> >
> >While I enjoy the use of the beacons, (and try and stay away from the
> >freqs), I agree with the last post, the idea of putting them in the
> middle
> >of the band was not a scaleable, or even a well thought out solution.
> >Unless there has been a rule change, enforcement of this must be on a
> >voluntary basis, period, I saw a post about involving the OOs, and the
> FCC.
> >Has this frequency been officially allocated?  If not, then involving an
> OO
> >would be real abuse of power, as they are supposed to enforce rules not
> >wishes.
> >
> >RANT ON:
> >Assuming the rules have not allocated the frequency for beacons, IMHO the
> >entire idea of a "Hall of Shame", goes against the amateur traditions of
> >tolerance...  Things happen, people will transmit on the beacon freq,
> can't
> >be helped, get used to this, and stop publishing "Hall of Shame" like
> rants.
> >For that is what a "Hall of Shame" list is, a vaguely disguised rant
> because
> >someone transmitted on a sacred  frequency some other folks "believe"
> they
> >have reserved, and have decided to punish those that don't "believe" by
> >publishing their names in a negative light.  For that matter, perhaps the
> >beacons operators should be the first stations on the list for not
> listening
> >before they transmit, and insisting that they own a frequency to the
> point
> >they are publishing lists of people they don't like...
> >
> >Now don't get me wrong, I love the beacon system, (use it all the time),
> and
> >actually believe that it can work as long as folks don't get extreme
> about
> >things, (like publishing rants because of QRM to the beacons), I avoid
> the
> >beacon frequencies as much as possible, if however a really rare DX
> station
> >is on that frequency, I would use it in a moment.  The frequency is
> simply
> >misplaced, pick a new one, then get it to the band edge, and half of your
> >QRM will go away.
> >
> >RANT OFF:
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Dave
> >NK7Z/NNN0RDO
> >http://www.nk7z.net
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>
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-- 
Cumprimentos

Salomão Fresco
CT2IRJ

If it works... dont fix it!


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