Ranko,
For amateurs in the USA, you are 100% incorrect. The USA regulatory agency, the
FCC, has made it clear that all emissions must reside within the specified
frequency allocations.
FCC 97.307(b):
Emissions resulting from modulation must be confined to the band or segment
available to the control operator. Emissions outside the necessary bandwidth
must not cause splatter or keyclick interference to operations on adjacent
frequencies.
By operating above 14348 or 21448 while soliciting responses from the USA, you
are encouraging USA amateurs to violate their government regulations.
73,
Steve, N2IC
4O3A wrote:
> Dear Steve,
>
> You are not right. In band plan definition of frequency allude carrier
> frequency. Width or structure of signal is nothing what users have to know
> about. For example, TV signal width is 8MHz, and exact frequency of TV signal
> is defined with carrier frequency.
>
> As structure of SSB is as it is, transmitting "out of band" happened
> following your philosophy when someone transmit USB on upper edge of band or
> LSB on lower edge of band. But users are responsible to take care about
> caries frequency, and only CARRIER frequency is parameter defined in national
> band plans.
>
> You have to know that USB mode is SSB side band defined also for users
> allowed to use frequencies above 14350 and USB shift will go on the same side
> of band. Everything is in perfect order then.
>
> 73
> Ranko - 4O3A
>
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