29.600 is the International Simplex Frequency (at least it has been long
before the 32+ years I've been on it). The "calling" (establish contact and
QSY) frequency is 29.300 - we set this up with the JA hams back in the
1970's, as we developed alternate simplex frequencies, repeater channels,
etc.
Larry Johnson K7LJ
Original Message:
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From: Dallas Carter ludal@dmv.com
To: cq-contest@contesting.com
Subject: [CQ-Contest] Re: [PVRC] FM Illegal on HF bands (fwd)
> Cliff wrote:
>Looking on the ARRL web site at
>
> http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regulations/bandplan.html
>
> the lowest frequency I see FM on is 29.6 MHz. This is the band plan not
regs
> but that implies not a good idea.
>
The ARRL band plans do not list the sub bands and recommendations
for ALL modes. You will note that they don't even show SSB for most
of the HF bands, just specific recommendations like SSTV, DX Window
etc.
As for the 10 meter plan, the 29.6 that you cite is the recommended
Simplex
calling frequency. Repeater inputs and outputs, and probably Sat. downlinks
are also FM.
Dallas W3PP
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