[RTTY] ARRL broadcasts

[Eric - VE3GSI]

As do I.

Like Bill, the CW bulletins are great for propagation and CW practice. Most 
important, a known constant signal when required, as needed when a person is 
checking station changes.

As for the PSK, I have heard them deliberately causing QRM, but hey, that 
just gives me a chance to fine tune my filters and hone my CW skills through 
the QRM.

73 Eric.
VE3GSI

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "William G. Lisk"
Subject: [RTTY] ARRL broadcasts


>I do.  Their various broadcasts are good for code practice, as well as 
>checking equipment and conditions.  Having them on their published 
>frequency and on schedule is helpful.
> Bill  KC2EMH
>
>
> Does anybody even listen to the bulletins on CW any more?  73
> Tom W7WHY
>
>
>
>
> On 2/7/2015 3:10 PM, Ron Kolarik wrote:
>> Pete, while the ARRL bulletins are a special case the problem could
>> easily be solved by adding
>> plus-minus depending on frequency occupancy the way some nets publish
>> their schedule. They
>> also are getting complaints about the cw bulletins on 80m trashing the
>> PSK guys, here's a radical
>> idea....move the cw bulletins above 3600, you don't need to have an
>> Extra license to listen.