In Canada we are limited to 1000Hz bandwidth between 10.1 and 10.150MHz, as per RBR-4. However, we are primary users of 30m and are allowed 1000W, if I read the regs right.
-- Sean - VA5LF Rick W wrote: > > > Q15X25 and other wide modes (voice communications bandwidth) are legal > here in the U.S., and if operated 10.140 to 10.150, also meet the IARU > Region 2 Band Plan recommendations (maximum 2700 Hz). > > I am currently in contact with my wife for a couple of hours on HF (3620 > LSB phone) as she travels north of me a 100 or so miles, so maybe after > 1800 or 1900Z things might be better. We are fairly close though for 20 > meters. But if anyone else is on maybe they will hear the signals. > > 73, > > Rick, KV9U > > maiko4 wrote: > > Morning, > > > > > >> The RTTY contest is keeping 20 meters quite busy at the moment > >> > > > > That explains all the RTTY then. I was wondering about that. > > > > Very strong signals here in Winnipeg, and they're all over the > > place (quite frustrating actually). The band is not very useable > > right now if one is trying to experiment. That's why I like 30 > > meters so much, although I'm not sure if one is *allowed* to > > operate modes like Q15X25 on 30 meters. > > > > Maiko Langelaar / VE4KLM > > > >
