he HF spectrum as more
people join our ranks.
Just some thoughts for what they are worth, to keep our hobby alive and
well in the future.
73,
Sandy W5TVW
- Original Message -
From: "Fred Jensen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Elecraft Reflector"
Sent: Tuesday, Octobe
Sandy W5TVW wrote:
> Some segregation is almost demanded if the CW/digital operations
> are combined in a 100 khz. sub-band, no matter where it happens
> to be. This is created by the fact neither mode "user", in many
> instances, is able to 'decode' the other's emission.
True, but I'm somewhat
ch" systems went down!)
> Back some sensible plan for a place for different
> modes on the CW/digital
> sub-band to keep interference from the modes at a
> minimum.
>
> 73,
>
> Sandy W5TVW
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "J F" <[EMAIL P
Several comments:
This is not an FCC proposal but a Report & Order, the changes spelled
out are the new regulations 30 days after publication in the Federal
Register, there is no chance for change at this point. RTTY
generally starts at 3585, I participate in an RTTY net that has met
on 3586
riginal Message -
From: "J F" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; "Elecraft Discussion List"
Sent: Tuesday, October 17, 2006 7:39 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] 80 m CW and Digital Operation
| I'm not sure how crowded the 75/80M SSB band is at any
| g
On Oct 17, 2006, at 5:39 AM, J F wrote:
As to the increase in power on the WARC bands, I think
it is a mistake. 30 and 17 (12 is quiet most of the
time now) are almost as level a playing field as one
can find. Even the folks with a modest station have a
shot at rare DX. I guess I still like sk
I'm not sure how crowded the 75/80M SSB band is at any
given time. I can speak on contest conditions on 80
CW. Basically you have 3 major DX contests that will
pack 80 CW: ARRL DX, CQ WW DX, CQ WPX (ARRL SS also
packs the band on this side of the pond). DX is all
over the lower 100 khz of 80, so th
The FCC Report and Order 06-149 has thrown us a curve by extending the
Amateur Extra Class phone band down to 3600 kHz (far more than the ARRL had
requested), meaning that practical CW and digital operations, which have had
lots of spectrum to play with on 80 m, will soon have to squeeze into th
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