[RTTY] RU-NAQP Conflict

[7L4IOU]

Hello Don and All,

Thank you very much.

I think 80M is more difficult, 
because a window is extremely narrow 3599-3600kHz
so we may try SPLIT operation 
as We(JA) Tx above 3600 and Rx for DX below 3599. 

Anyway, 
I appreciate many QSO's in this year,
and wish you all the best to you in 2011. 

73 Happy holidays! 

de Hismai 7L4IOU

>Hello Hisaami, it is good to know that Japanese stations can operate RTTY 
>7100-7125 kHz.  Hope to see you there.
>
>Yes, by all means, let others know about working RTTY above 7100 kHz.
>
>Merry Christmas!
>
>73, Don AA5AU
>
>
>
>----- Original Message ----
>From: 7L4IOU <ncb02761 at nifty.com>
>To: Don AA5AU <aa5au at bellsouth.net>; RTTY at contesting.com
>Sent: Thu, December 23, 2010 10:04:47 PM
>Subject: Re: [RTTY] RU-NAQP Conflict
>
>Hi Don 
>
>>REMEMBER, IN THE USA WE CAN NOW OPERATE RTTY BETWEEN 7100-7125 kHz.  I've 
>>not 
>>heard RTTY up 
>>
>
>It's a good idea.
>
>We also have the same segment for RTTY as "NB All Modes" and it actually 
>uses for domestics Digital QSOs. 
>
>http://www.jarl.or.jp/English/ 6_Band_Plan/ 
>JapaneseAmateurBandplans20090330.pdf
>
>I want to try in RTTY RU. 
>
>May I QSP your idea to my friends by our mailing list? 
>
>http://groups.yahoo.co.jp/group/RTTY_Contest_Info/ 
>
>
>73 Hisaami 7L4IOU
>
>>The biggest impact should be on 40 meters.  I plan on staying high in the 
>>band above 7080.  Actually I normally operate up there anyway during all 
>>Roundups when the 2nd radio is on 20 meters.  I've had a lot of calls from 
>>EU 
>>up there so you don't have to be low to work EU on 40 meters.  Running SO2R, 
>>when operating above 7080 kHz, the harmonic on 20 meters is above 14160 kHz 
>>so there is less interference between the 2 radios when operating 20 and 40 
>>at the same time.
>>
>>REMEMBER, IN THE USA WE CAN NOW OPERATE RTTY BETWEEN 7100-7125 kHz.  I've 
>>not 
>>heard RTTY up there yet.  We should take advantage of this space and I hope 
>>we see RTTY signals there during Roundup.  I'll certain go up there.
>>
>>Unfortunately we lost RTTY above 3600 kHz on 80 meters so there may be more 
>>of an impact on 80 this year as compared to previous years when both 
>>contests 
>>ran the same weekend.  I guess we'll see.
>>
>>73, Don AA5AU
>>
>>--- On Wed, 12/15/10, K1FWE <k1fwe at earthlink.net> wrote:
>>
>>> From: K1FWE <k1fwe at earthlink.net>
>>> Subject: [RTTY] RU-NAQP Conflict
>>> To: RTTY at contesting.com
>>> Date: Wednesday, December 15, 2010, 6:05 AM
>>> Now that the decision has been made,
>>> I think the more positive response would be to figure out
>>> ways to minimize the negative impact to both contests. Some
>>> thoughts:
>>> 
>>> I'm going to assume that the high bands will be less
>>> impacted (20, 15, 10) will represent less of a problem for
>>> RTTY contesters that 40 and 80. So concentrating more on
>>> these bands when they are open might make sense.
>>> 
>>> RU requires 6 hours of off time during the 30-hour contest
>>> period. So, I plan to take those during the overlap period
>>> leaving only 6 hours of RU operating during which I would
>>> have to deal with NAQP contesters
>>> 
>>> On 40M I'm going to assume that there will be fewer NAQPers
>>> around 7080 than 7040
>>> 
>>> Other thoughts anyone?
>>> 
>>> CU in the RU
>>> 
>>> John 
>>> K1FWE
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