That's where I am considering testing PSKmail.
I am considering one of the unused Packet frequencies for starters locally
between
144.900 and 145.100MHz on FM. I would prefer to use USB between 144.265 to 144.
280MHz so as not to interfere with the CW beacons between 144.280 and 144.290.
Does
Andy, see the attached chart.
73 de Stro
KO4FR
- Original Message -
From: obrienaj
To: digitalradio@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 7:41 AM
Subject: [digitalradio] USA Novice-Tech operations on 10M?
Has the USA's restriction on Novices/Technicians
Going by the ARRL list of privleges, Novice and Technicians can do data from
28.000MHz to 28.300MHz. Cw and Phone from 28.300 to 28.500MHz. 200
watts maximum on either portion.
I have been 'told' that PSK modes are around the 28.120 to 28.160MHz range.
Am I correct on this? Is this where
James, everyone used to play there because of the old rules. It would
seem logical to use the same portion of the band as one uses on other
bands , .070 for basic PSK operations. PSKMAIL and other digital
stuff may be a little further up so as to avoid CW operations.
Andy K3UK
On Wed, Nov 4,
James, everyone used to play there because of the old rules. It would
seem logical to use the same portion of the band as one uses on other
bands , .070 for basic PSK operations. PSKMAIL and other digital
stuff may be a little further up so as to avoid CW operations.
This is a server and we
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Sent: Wednesday, November 04, 2009 5:23 PM
Subject: Re: [digitalradio] USA Novice-Tech operations on 10M?
James, everyone used to play there because of the old rules. It would
seem logical to use the same portion of the band as one uses on other
bands , .070 for basic
But the thing is, Bill, what and where is the 'unattended' sections for those
that
are Technicians that want to play with things like PSKmail and Propnet?
What is the 'Gentleman's' agreements for things like PSKmail and Propnet?
The Propnet group has been testing at 28.118 +1500hz to see if
