[Lowfer] LF ham bands

[William E. Isakson]

I meant to add, Douglas, that CW is used on the band and it is very slow, a
computer mode so you read it from the lines on your computer screen, but
mostly there are computer modes in use meant for very low power
transmission.   I do not know which ones are in current use as I have not
been operating on the band since it became public for all to use.   Ask at
600MRG.
Bill
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Bill Isakson     AC6QV
Roseburg, Oregon USA
bill.isakson at gmail.com




On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 8:03 PM William E. Isakson <bill.isakson at gmail.com>
wrote:

> here you go Douglas. A couple of groups.  The 600MRG group was for the
> coordination of the ARRL efforts to get the 600 meter band and now that we
> have it, it continues to operate.  Not much traffic lately though.   The
> RSGB LF group still has a webpage that indicates activity this month.  See
> https://groups.io/g/rsgb-lf-group    However the signup page shown for
> the blacksheep does not exist.  On the RSGB LF group page there is a link
> to an active signup sheet.   I think the good bet is the 600MRG group, but
> I would say that as a 15 year member and I do not know the RSGB group.
> Reflectors, groups
>
>    - *RSGB's LF Reflector*: Email list. Anyone is free to join the
>    reflector by sending an e-mail to Majordomo(at)blacksheep(dot)org with
>    the "subject" field blank and the following message in the message field:
>    first line = "subscribe rsgb_lf_group", second line = "end" (both without
>    the quotes) .
> - *RSGB LF Group*: The RSGB LF Group has been in existence since the
>    mid-1990s and is available to all Radio Amateurs. Usage guidelines are as
>    set out for all RSGB online facilities, see
>    www.rsgb.org/pages/?id=online-usage-guidelines. More information and
>    subscribing at groups.io/g/rsgb-lf-group.
>    - *600MRG*: 630 meter operation discussion list. This list is devoted
>    to the discussion and support of operations in the old 600 meter band, and
>    now for operations in the new 630 meter ham band. 600MRG stands for 600
>    Meter Research Group. More information and subscribing at
>    www.qth.net/mailman/listinfo/600mrg.
>
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> *Ø  I am not a Politician*
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> Bill Isakson     AC6QV
> Roseburg, Oregon USA
> bill.isakson at gmail.com
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> On Thu, Oct 15, 2020 at 3:15 AM Douglas Williams <
> williamsdoug1966 at gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Is there a mailing list (such as this one) and/or a forum with up to date
>> information on activity in the 2200 and 600 meter amateur radio bands? I
>> don't have transmit capability yet, but would like to try receiving some
>> signals. What modes are typically used? CW? WSPR? Something else?
>>
>> 73 de KB4OER
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