[CQ-Contest] 160m band plan and CQWW SSB contest
Jimk8mr at aol.com
Jimk8mr at aol.com
Mon Oct 15 15:59:51 EDT 2001
In a message dated 10/15/01 1:16:45 PM Eastern Daylight Time, ku8e1 at yahoo.com
writes:
> This whole agreement really puts those in the
> US in a tough situation. If I hear ON4UN transmitting on 1830 should
> I risk calling him there and maybe have the chance of getting a notice
> from the FCC ?????
>
> I would like to propose that those who will be transmitting below
> 1840 operate split frequency and listen higher in the band for USA
> stations so our contesting friends in the US don't have to take this
> risk. This is what we plan on doing from PJ2Z......
I think there is a much greater risk of getting a K3NM-type letter for
transmitting split-frequency on an occupied frequency where the DX station
can't hear those who had been using the frequency, than there is a risk of a
getting a letter for transmitting SSB below 1840 or so.
I suspect the Texas SSB ragchewers got their notices because there was ample
space for them higher in the band, but they chose to use the CW/DX window
anyway.
Jim K8MR
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