[GreenKeys] Proposed Autostart Net Frequencies
Bob Camp
[email protected]
Mon, 03 May 2004 21:01:19 -0400
Hi
Just to pick nits .....
10.133000 MHz = the mark frequency
10.133000 MHz - 170 Hz = 10.132830 MHz = the space frequency
assuming that's right then:
"center frequency" = 10.132915 MHz for those using marine FSK radios
If I'm running a SSB radio on USB *and* the radio is set up for carrier
frequency readout you tune to:
10.130705 MHz for a 2125 / 2295 TU
10.131555 MHz for a 1275 / 1445 TU
Obviously there are a bunch of other combinations, hopefully these are
enough to get things started.
Did I get *any* of those right :)
Enjoy!
Bob Camp
KB8TQ
On May 3, 2004, at 1:12 PM, Roy Norris wrote:
>
> Hi Eric,
>
> 10.133 gets my vote as well. I particularly like it because anyone
> that
> puts a station on that frequency could conceivably continue to operate
> on other ham bands at the same time. Perhaps by putting a crystal
> filter in the receiver antenna lead, one could also simultaneously
> operate on the other ham bands.
>
> I am going ahead with setting up on 10.133 unless we hear a groundswell
> in support of another frequency.
>
> Best regards & 73's -- Roy, K4EEG
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Eric Scace K3NA
> Sent: Monday, May 03, 2004 8:31 AM
> To: Roy Norris; Greenkeys
> Subject: RE: [GreenKeys] Proposed Autostart Net Frequencies
>
> Here in New England 7083 and frequencies around it get occupied by
> European SSB a couple of hours before sunset, continuing on
> past local midnight here. And, during any DX SSB contest, the whole
> 40m
> band right on down to 7030 or even lower is full of SSB.
> In major CW contests (especially domestic North America contests) this
> area of the band will fill with CW signals as well.
>
> We can avoid all the above problems by using 10.133.
>
> -- Eric K3NA
>
>
>
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