[50mhz] Re: 50mhz Digest, Vol 30, Issue 3

[Dan Schaaf]

According to the ARRL Bandplan, CW is valid on any frequency above 50.090. 
Many people work CW on the SSB frequencies including the calling freqs, but 
it is wise to use discretion since the calling freqs can get crowded. Try 
500 Hz below the calling freq. People on teh calling freq can hear you and 
you will not be too much of a QRM.

Best Regards
Dan Schaaf
K3ZXL   www.k3zxl.com


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> Date: Fri, 7 Jul 2006 09:18:42 EDT
> From: Greenacres113 at aol.com
> Subject: [50mhz] ground rules
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> i need some advice.
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> if someone 500/1000 mi. away is calling 'cq dx' are they  calling only
> non-USA? i've always been a HF dxer and that's the norm. is it the  same 
> on 6 mtrs.?
> what is considered DX?
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> are short CQs the norm because of the QSB?
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> is there a calling freq. on 6 mtr. cw similar to 50.125 for  fone?
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> k9il
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