The only way that this issue is going to be solved is for the ITU to step in and set up band plans for each mode/bandwidth on each band more especially on the HF bands. I am not sure how often the ITU meets, every 3-5 years. Every country should have a member and provide input from their amateur operators. I believe most all countries have an origination very much like the ARRL here in the US. They could provide that member with the request/recommendation and come up with a plan that we all could live with
Ham radio in an international hobby and all band plans should be the same throughout the world. Operating ham radio is not a "right" but a "privilege", we have the "right" to apply for a license. We also agree to operate by the rules and regulations set up by each country's government. If we don't like the rules and regs, we can ask for changes or just not operate. We have to look at all things when we want to make changes. What I like and want may not be what someone else likes and wants. Joe Ivey W4JSI Age is mind over matter, If you don't mind, It don't matter
