[SixClub] Fw: [VHF] DX portion of the 6M band...
bruce mallon
wa4gch at yahoo.com
Thu Jun 1 12:14:53 EDT 2006
NORMALY these are the most used .....
weak signal DX 50-110-50.125 non-USA/CAN
US/CANADA calling frequency USB 50.125
ragchew USB 50.130-50.250 use during hot band openings
50.400 AM
52.020 simplex and nets
52.525 FM calling frequency
--- Murray Hunt <mahunt at adelphia.net> wrote:
> Dave-
> New to the hobby (little over a year) and over the
> past weekend dieing
> to make just one contact I was all up and down the
> band. Writing down
> everyone I could hear, trying to find the right time
> to jump in and make
> a contact. I did go back and look in my scrap book
> next to my rig and
> see only a few QSO is this area you talked about.
> Many I have marked as
> trying to hit for a contact. (just lack of knowing
> any better).
> However after knowing this now, I will put it on my
> "band page" Just a
> place I take little notes like this so that I dont
> become a bad apple in
> the basket. Now beside CW that is very well marked
> on band plan. Maybe
> someone could put something together that shows
> everyone where different
> modes are to be played out over the band. Not only
> would this keep the
> band cleaner and more fun, but also help people like
> my self that just
> want to make a simple contact somewhere in some mode
> a lot easier. So I
> guess I understand your frustration, but how do you
> reach the whole ham
> community with your message? An article in QST
> called how to keep the
> magic band clean and magic sounds like a good idea
> to me. Anyways thank
> your for the info and be sure you have reached at
> least 1 person with
> your message.
>
> 73's to all
>
> Murray/KB3LZV FM28
>
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