Thank you to the many individuals who replied. I always believed that SSB on
30 was virtually prohibited world-wide. While I've heard SSB on 30 before, I
assumed that it was due to the fact that it's a shared band, pirates, etc.
The QSO I heard was between two stations licensed by UK area
administrations.
This site is the place to come for information. Thanks again!
Mike W2LO
For the past fifteen minutes I have been listening to an SSB QSO between
two stations largely concerning boating, personal matters, etc. in English
on 10.131 USB. I assumed they were just that-boaters. I was amazed,
however, at the end of their contact that they both signed (non-US) ham
calls using accepted phoenetics that you'd hear on our bands. Now they
could have been pirating the calls but if they were pirates, why bother
with calls?
I know that this is an ITU issue, but are there any administrations
worldwide that permit SSB on 30?
Best DX
Mike W2LO
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