The NCDXF beacon frequencies are specified in the ARRL Band plan.
So your view is that any operator who feels like setting up
automatic stations incapable of listening before transmitting should
be free to do so, and that its everyone else's responsibility to
figure out where these are and avoid those frequencies?
The fact that there are operators today running unattended automatic
stations without listen-before-transmit capability is proof that
rules -- and consequences for violating them -- are required.
73,
Dave, AA6YQ
--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, "Brad" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> >
> > By the way, where's the list of frequencies for automatic
stations
> > published? Who approved these "allocations"?
> >
> > 73,
> >
> > Dave, AA6YQ
>
> Approved? Do you really want the Government to hold your hand ALL
your
> life? Do you trust them THAT much?
>
> I found the Winlink stations and their operating frequencies on
their
> website. I don't recall the URL. I do know there is a Pactor
station
> in VK on 7038. I know that it is there at random times of the day.
I
> would be a mug to operate there and not expect it to flash up at
any
> time.
>
> It has been there for years and is listed in the repeater
directory, I
> might have been there for two minutes. It would be an act of bloody
> mindedness on my part to demand that it wait for me.
>
> Just as the NDXCC CW beacons are known. Half the time I can only
hear
> the ZL, VK6 and occasionally the JA beacon. Does that mean I can
> operate in the time gaps between and expect the beacons to stop
until
> I'm finished?
>
> Brad VK2QQ
>
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