YES, YES, YES!
I work CW, SSB, JT65, JT9, and MSK144 on 6M. To monitor that, I set the
P3 for 50.083 to 50.283, scale of 24 dB, Ref level so that the waterfall
is black except for signals, maximum averaging (20), about 75% of the
display height for the waterfall. I generally set the main RX for
JT65/JT9 and the second RX to 50.125 SSB.
Setup is K3, P3/SVGA, KPA500, 4-el Yagi at 125 ft (3-el SteppIR + fixed
director).
And I keep this page on the computer.
http://www.dxmaps.com/spots/mapg.php?Lan=&Frec=50&ML=&Map=NA&HF=&DXC=ING2&GL=
73, Jim K9YC
On Tue,6/6/2017 9:24 AM, Chris Tate - N6WM wrote:
I think what Wayne was actually saying (correct me if im wrong) is that people
tend to forget and camp on 125, yesterday there were 3/4 stations having qso's
simultaneously. Find a run qrg up band, periodically dropping down and calling
on 125.. the SSB calling frequency, and announce your up band run frequency,
and use the A/B on your K3 to switch band and forth.. helps keep 125 free and
clear for everyone to get a few in the log.
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