[UK-CONTEST] Fwd: 160m Contest Rules

G3SJJ g3sjj at btinternet.com
Tue Feb 13 07:37:18 EST 2007


That isn't going to happen Dave.You've got to be realistic. 7 KHz for a 
high power SSB window won't accommodate many stations, particularly if 
they are trying to work DX (say between the hours of 2100 to 0100 !!) 
Some of the 80m SSB Dxers have migrated to 160m. My guess it will get 
more popular, so they will spread out, and then complain if some strong 
CW contesters sit close to them.

Chris G3SJJ


Dave Sergeant wrote:
> On 13 Feb 2007 at 10:51, G3SJJ wrote:
>
>   
>> My whole point about this is the continuing encroachment of SSB in
>> what most of us used to recognise as the CW end of the band. As I said
>> in a previous posting I think this is because in the UK the power
>> limit now changes at 1850. You can't really blame the SSB guys.Why
>> operate above 1850 and with lower power when you can go below that and
>> put the amp on?
>>     
>
> Except that if those SSB stations were operating according to the 
> band plans they would not be heard below 1840 - the bandplan 
> specifies a minimum carrier frequency for SSB of 1843.
>
> 73 Dave G3YMC
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