[CW] FCC Actions - OOOOPS?

[David J. Ring, Jr.]

I have no problem with novice/tech+ having 3500-3600 at all.

I also agree with Scott's comments about disagreement.

The 3600-3750 segment is occupied - and sometimes much more heavily than 
3500-3600.

The highest occupancy is at 1800 to 2200 local - by hams in your own time 
zone - and you wil hear the Central time zone from 1900-2300, Rocky Mountain 
2000 to 2400, Pacific 2100--0100.   Few W1s will be on the air at 0200 local 
but that's when you'll find the KH6's and KL7's.

73

David N1EA
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "scott mcmullen" <scottamcmullen at yahoo.com>

It's not unused spectrum. That's a fallacy.

>
> We could easily live with 3500-3600 kHz digital/cw, and 3600-4000 all 
> modes including phone and other wider band emissions, open to General thru 
> Extra.

I disagree.

73
Scott
W5ESE


Scott McMullen, W5ESE
http://www.geocities.com/scottamcmullen
scottamcmullen at yahoo.com
Dripping Springs, Texas

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