[RTTY] CU on Low Band

[Doug Faunt N6TQS +1-510-655-8604]

I'm very aware of that, but the reality is that 7.040+-5 gets pretty
well filled up during the major DX RTTY contests here on the West
coast.  The JA's are limited by law, the rest of us, including QRPers,
have some flexibility.  We just have to timeshare the frequencies.

73, doug


   From: Jeff Stai <jds@twistedoak.com>
   Date: Fri, 25 Jan 2002 16:08:40 -0800


   hi Doug and Hisami - I do know that the QRP community will be quite happy if 
   you can refrain from operating right on or very near near 7040.

   (Just one of those situations where you may not be able to hear the stations 
   you are interfering with - better to avoid it and make the world a slightly 
   happier place!-)


   I'll be looking for you Hisami - 73 and good luck - jeff wk6i


   At 03:52 PM 1/25/02, 7L4IOU wrote:
   >Hi Doug,
   >
   >It is good news. 
   >I had misunderstanding. 
   >Although I heard many signals around 7090, but rare on 7040. 
   >I will calling CQ on 7030 especially on a pause for 30 minutes
   >i.e. 10:00, 10:30 
   >
   >73, Hisami 7L4IOU
   >
   >>Hi Hisami,
   >>My experience is that we all move down to around 7.040 for DX QSO's on
   >>40M. I'd suggest being there, rather then working split.
   >>
   >>73, doug
   >
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   jeff stai
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