[CQ-Contest] 160m band plan and CQWW SSB contest

[00tlzivney at bsuvc.bsu.edu]

Given the FCC "enforcement" of the "gentlemens agrement" on 160m,
whereby we are supposed to stay above 1843 on SSB, where should
I look for my 160m multipliers in the upcoming SSB CQWW contest?
In this spring's ARRL SSB contest, ALL of my contacts were below
1843, with one at 1820 kHz, most of the rest with (carrier) frequencies
from 1835 to 1839 kHz.

Terry Zivney, N4TZ/9 (needing to tune up the temporary 160m vertical
here)


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>From James Funk" <jfunk at adams.net  Sun Oct 14 07:02:31 2001
From: James Funk" <jfunk at adams.net (James Funk)
Date: Sun, 14 Oct 2001 01:02:31 -0500
Subject: [CQ-Contest] IQP next Sunday
Message-ID: <006401c15475$d0a70c80$f0248ad8 at funk>


Just a reminder that Sunday, October 21, is the next running of the Illinois
QSO Party.  The contest organizers and potential participants have done a
lot of work this year to line up stations from all 102 counties.  Who will
be the first to Sweep the state?  Check the RAMS webpage for rules, entry
forms, a map of "who's where" and information about incentives for
achievement.  Eight hours, lots of activity.
http://www.megsinet.com/~jematz/rams.html
73, Jim N9JF


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