One of the recent developments in soundcard digital texting frequency
groupings we have seen over the past 5 years or so, is in the 20 meter
band, where several "passband" sections of it are popular for weak
signal, QRP, or very narrow signals. This evolved in the space between
the common PSK and RTTY segments. Stations in the "PSK-RTTY Sandwich"
are commonly having QSOs with new super-weak modes at such low signal
levels, that they are easy to overlook simply listening by ear...

VFO (Passband)
14070.0 USB (14070.3-14072.5) PSK31 
14072.5 USB (14072.8-14075.0) MFSK, OLIVIA, PSK63, New modes
14075.0 USB (14075.3-14077.5) Olivia, New modes, weak sig
14076.0 USB (14076.3-14078.5) JT65, super-weak sig
Above = RTTY (14078.5-14090) RTTY

73 Bonnie VR2/KQ6XA

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