--- In digitalradio@yahoogroups.com, John Bradley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> pse try again, sorry I missed u, Tommi and Asmo...am very
interested in PAX2 and haven't worked Europe yet..
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> John
> VE5MU
PAX2 will be QRV today beginning 17.00 UTC
-Tommi oh7jjt-
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unfortunately have to work but will put my rig
on that freq as well, responder on
regards
John
VE5MU
- Original Message -
From:
holopainen_tommi
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, June 09, 2006 6:43 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] Re: PAX2
When I try to use Q15x25 at a bitrate of 1200, the program automatically
sets the frequencies so that the center frequency is 660. The low end is
just above 200. I remember being cautioned to use the center of the
sound card frequencies since some card didn't perform all that great when
you got
Can you cite the regulation making that limitation? It looks to me
like the limitation is 20 kHz bandwidth.
Also, we *do* have bands above 2 meters...
Joe Ivey wrote:
> It would be of no use to the US hams as we are limited to 5KHz on 2 meters.
>
> Joe Ivey
> W4JSI
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Paul is correct, the maximum bandwidth permitted on 2 meters is 20 kHz
... at this time.
FCC Part 97 Rules at 97.305(c) Authorized Emission Types, has a
reference 97.307 Emission Standards, that says under (f)(5):
"(5) A RTTY, data or multiplexed emission using a specified digital code
listed
Doesn't it also say in (2) that the maximum bandwidth for an image is
the equivalent of a communications-quality phone emission? That would
be less than 20KHz...it is a pain that they consider image and data
differently, which is certainly one reason to support some kind of
mode/bandwidth refo
