If there wasn't a signal present when you were on that frequency, then there's
no reason you should QSY. Other than the beacon
frequencies, I don't know of any other frequencies we need to vacate (except
maybe 7040 QRP frequency). I probably would have
gotten into a deeper discussion with the operator. If we don't watch it, we'll
have to stay away from every frequency on 20 meters.
73, Don AA5AU
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-----Original Message-----
From: rtty-bounces@contesting.com [mailto:rtty-bounces@contesting.com] On
Behalf Of John Barber GW4SKA
Sent: Saturday, June 12, 2010 1:24 PM
To: RTTY@contesting.com
Subject: [RTTY] ROS
When operating in the test this afternoon on 14097.5 I was told to QSY as I was
on the ROS frequency. The policeman told me to look
on the net for info on ROS. I did QSY in case this was some emergency set-up.
A search later got me to the Southgate ARC site where the frequency for this
mode is stated to be 14101 and I found out it was just
another data mode. Does anyone know more about where they operate, 14097 or
14101?
It seems like a mode that I have never heard about can grab a frequency in the
middle of the usual RTTY section. Sorry, but in
future they can take their chances on where I happen to be operating. We
already stay clear of 14100, 14095 and various other slots.
If ROS is magically robust it should work round my RTTY!
Cheers,
John GW4SKA (GB50ATG)
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