[CW] Exclusive CW Bands?
David J. Ring, Jr.
[email protected]
Wed, 21 Jan 2004 00:39:59 -0500
Jim,
I am afraid you missed what ARRL changed in the present rules too!
CW does NOT have a sub band. CW is legal on all amateur frequencies =
(oh, well, not the new 5 MHz band - well that's new too!). You can use =
CW in the SSB bands and the Digital bands. You can't do digital in the =
SSB bands, nor SSB in the digital bands - but you can use CW in both.
Digital and Voice both have sub bands.
Catch the subtle change in the proposed rules?
CW now is relegated to a sub band!
73
DR
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Sent: Tuesday, January 20, 2004 7:55 PM
Subject: Re: [CW] Exclusive CW Bands?
In a message dated 1/20/04 7:32:01 AM Eastern Standard Time, =
[email protected] writes:
Did anyone else notice the wording "exclusive CW bands"?
Where?
The proposal I read says:
"Proposed CW/Data-Exclusive HF Subbands"
which means that CW shares with data, just like today.
Does this mean that CW will finally have a sub-band?
No. But that's a great idea! Say, the bottom 15-20% of each HF band as =
CW-ONLY. Not CW-digital - CW ONLY
(You can make fun of it, Hans, but I don't see any counterarguments =
from you)
This is more in keeping with "no code" because the "new" operators =
won't be
able to copy CW, so keep it in the "digital" bands.
Exactly.
Interesting!
73 de Jim, N2EY=20
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