Steve,
The USA 12 Meter band limit for phone operation is 24930-24990 but many
other countries around the world are not restricted in the 12 meter band
like in the USA. Fortunately, most comply to the USA band by staying above
29930 on ssb and leave the lower portion for cw only but some don't.
The same applies to 20 meters where there are no restrictions on ssb from
14000-14350 in some counties. However, most operators, by gentlemen's
agreement, fortunately, stay above 14100!
73,
Joe, W1JR
At 10:41 AM 4/29/01 -0700, Steve Litwins wrote:
>GM all;
>I noticed that this morning vp8sdx is on 24920 wkg ssb. I have not heard
>this b4 from even out-of-USA-ops. I thought the band edge was 24930 and up
>for ssb. One morning a few weeks ago, I heard several W6s on 24920 doing a
>rag-chew. I broke them saying they were out of band es was promptly told to
>go read my regs and get away pse. So I left them alone and did re-check the
>freq allocations. Everything I have sez 24930 and up for ssb. However, I
>am not sure what the allocations are for the rest of the world. Never
>having heard any other stns below 930 using ssb except the 6s, I assume that
>the rest of the world is in line with this freq allocation set-up. Anybody
>have any comments on this? I think the vp8 is checking 930 but have not
>heard any USA stns wkg him yet. Any thoughts? 73/dx
>steve, k8wk
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