[NLRS] Frequency List for 222 up Contest for dummies with a IC-9700?

[Larry Peterson]

222.174, 432.174, 902.174 and 1297.174 for FT8.

FT4 is hardly used on 6m, so I would not bother with it at higher 
frequencies.

If you are interested in Q65, I could recommend those frequencies.

Larry WA9TT

On 8/8/2021 8:51 AM, Chris Cox, N0UK wrote:
> GM, Carl.
>
> I don’t know what the primary frequencies are for the digital modes or FM on those three bands, but for CW & SSB, the calling frequency would be .100 in each case (e.g. 432.100, 1296.100, etc).
>
> Chris Cox, N0UK
> chrisc at chris.org
>
>
>
>> On Aug 8, 2021, at 08:48, Carl A Estey <carl at esteys.net> wrote:
>>
>> Hey gang -
>>
>> I am a very casual 222 and up contest guy with a IC-9700 and some satellite antennas on 432 and 1296 plus a FM rig and vertical on 222.   What frequencies should I monitor?  I am capable of nearly all modes … and consider them ALL normal.  So can you tell me where I should monitor on 222, 432, and 1296 both on SSB and FT8/4?
>>
>> Carl WA0CQG
>> carl at esteys.net <mailto:carl at esteys.net>
>>
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