Just look at the 80 & 40 meter bands (not band plans, the allowable bands)
around the world and see what they have to work with. Japan has only 300KHz
or so on 80 meters, so everything shifts down. Australia's 80 meter RTTY
bandplan is entirely above 3600 KHz. Maybe you could take over the whole
world and run it better?
Jim, K0XU
On Tue, Jan 4, 2011 at 8:57 AM, Bryon PAUL Veal n0ah <bryonveal@msn.com>wrote:
> How long has this JA band plan been in place? Who put it at the top of the
> "DX Alley" on 80M? Who put it at the edge of "DX Alley" on 40M? If we
> understood who does this stuff, maybe we can figure out away for a wiser
> band plan world wide. But if they looked at our band plan the way it is on
> the ARRL 3/26/2007 US Amateur Radio Bands chart, , it seems like we have
> opened up RTTY and digital ourselves from the bottom of the bands upward-
> 3.520-3.530MHz? So why are we the ones to complain now after the fact- ???
> Again, I know the world has different ITU Regions that regulate certain
> amateur modes, etc.....but I can't understand how they can get it so right
> on the higher bands yet screw it up so much on 80M?
>
> 73 Paul N0AH
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: rin JG1VGX
> Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 9:32 PM
> Cc: CQ-Contest
> Subject: Re: [CQ-Contest] Suggestions for RTTY RU
>
> FYI,
> Japanese band plan for RTTY (and psk, jt65 etc):
>
> 3520 - 3530
> 7025 - 7045
> 14070 - 14112
> 21070 - 21125
> 28070 - 28150
>
> Yes, we can go split on the low bands!
>
> 73 de rin JG1VGX
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