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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] 160M digital meeting place
Danny,
If we don't stay with the bandplans, then we can be sited by the FCC for
not following good amateur practice. The ARRL Bandplan is the defacto
guessing the freq is around 1807, but when ?
david/wd4kpd
I wonder if group members might want to use 1808 KHz as the frequency
for 160 meter digital modes. And that means the actual frequency. With
the ease of seeing the bandwidth on waterfall displays, I favor
centering on the frequency. This means that you need to put your dial
frequency at the
At 08:28 AM 2/14/2007, you wrote:
guessing the freq is around 1807, but when ?
david/wd4kpd
Keep in mind that the PropNet folks are using 1807.5...
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From: KV9U [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, February 14, 2007 9:46 AM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] 160M digital meeting place
I wonder if group members might want to use 1808 KHz as the frequency
for 160 meter digital modes
Danny,
If we don't stay with the bandplans, then we can be sited by the FCC for
not following good amateur practice. The ARRL Bandplan is the defacto
bandplan for the U.S. That is why I don't venture out of the digital
part of 160 meters when using digital text modes. Ideally, CW stations
John,
Most of us simply can not possibly know or even care about any
particular use of any particular frequency as long as we are properly
operating within our subband and mode. The one exception might be the
area of automatic operation around the 14.100 beacons and maybe others
in the world
Rick
I don't care either. I don't use PSK myself. the only reason I bring
it up it that the PropNet station broadcast a beacon so many times
an hour. I just don't want to see a load of whining and crying when
someone gets QRM by one oh the propnet station like they did
over the pactor station.
John,
Is it your understanding that they are running unattended beacons on 160
meters?
Under Part 97 rules here in the U.S., it does not seem that you would be
allowed to transmit an unattended beacon on that band. And if you did
transmit a beacon, the bandplan calls for 1.999 at the very top
Key word being *unattended* ..
I can not speak for the stations on 160 but I do see the reports
on the web site.
First understanding how this animal works will really help you.
I wont go into it here.
At 06:27 PM 2/14/2007, you wrote:
John,
Is it your understanding that they are running
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