I had exactly the opposite happen. While CQing on 28.066 in the 10m test last weekend, I got an e-mail from a ham in Canada (rates were slow...) (a VE1) who said he had his CB on CH16 and could hear
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Could be a bad RX on his end with some funny IF mixture that was bring ur CW signal into his RX. I did some math and came up with a 400 khz diff. not the old standard of 455 khz. Who knows what IF th
Though it's not very common these days, in the old days of radio most receivers had a 455 KHz first IF frequency. For the 27.155 channel that would require a 27.610 local oscillator frequency. Can yo
Well, we need to be careful. If there is something I don't want to do, it's QRM an illegal CB'er. 73 Tom W7WHY bring ur CW signal into his RX. selected for their boxes. -- The world's top contesters
I had illegal invaders on 10M. I just QSY'd to Zero Beat their AM carrier and called CQ! Amazing!! after about 2 -3 minutes they went QRT! And they stayed off until I left! Ahh, the joys of PROACTIVE
Has the FCC totaly stopped to enforce/or controll the HF spectrum in the States? Seems to me they have a lot of work to do. In Sweden the "Swedish FCC" hardly does anything these days, most people th
The cb'er could copy cw ! Well, we need to be careful. If there is something I don't want to do, it's QRM an illegal CB'er. 73 Tom W7WHY bring ur CW signal into his RX. selected for their boxes. -- T
I have often thought that when the big gun stations have nothing to do between contests they should spend a few hours each day looking for CBers on 10. When they find one, get on its freq and call CQ
try if you want, but there are a couple things to remember. first, the truckers and even many of the base stations i have heard on 10m are very close together. the truckers that hang out around 2808
I am a little uncomfortable with talk of intentionally QRMing an ongoing communication even if it is unlicensed. There are legal CB operators on 10 meters by the way. Those of you with big and high a
I am a little uncomfortable with talk of intentionally QRMing an ongoing communication even if it is unlicensed. , I don't think it is proper to intentionally or systematically QRM them. We are a cou
I observed several of these guys on earlier today. Highest frequency I found was 28255 although I have heard thim at 28605 before. Seems to me that these guys have to be close to some ham somewhere.
the really The 'proper channels': To: rholling@fcc.gov cc: cskolaut@arrl.org I would not go direct to the companies, it is more likely to work if you get the fcc to send them a nice letter like the
On page 24 of the January, 2004 edition of QST in the "Correspondence" column ARRL Field and Regulatory correspondent Chuck Skolaut, K0BOG, responds to a letter regarding 10m QRM as follows: "Any ama