Grant,
I know some US operators configure for split operations and work JA's on 1.905.
US stations transmit within the 1500 Hz to 2500 Hz range. So US guys will
transmit on 1.840 and receive on 1.908.
Good luck with your Tonga operation.
Regards, Danny AH6FX - Hawaii ... W4/AH6FX - Virginia
On Sunday, April 7, 2019, 7:29:11 AM EDT, Bill Somerville
<g4...@classdesign.com> wrote:
On 07/04/2019 06:14, Grant VK5GR wrote:
I am proposing to use a somewhat unorthodox frequency for F/H mode on 160m from
Tonga in September in order to allow both JA and the rest of the world to call
us in F/H mode. My current thinking is to use 1810kHz dial (USB). This means
that the fox transmissions will be between 1810.3-1810.5kHz and the hounds will
be above 1811kHz.
However, my question is – can Japanese amateurs transmit digital modes in that
part of 160m?
Hi Grant,
looking at the latest JA band plan from the JARL web site, it would seem the
answer is no.
https://www.jarl.org/English/6_Band_Plan/JapaneseAmateurBandplans20150105.pdf
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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