[SixClub] Grids

[Ryan Lughermo]

I would imagine, and from what I saw on the ARRL site about "general rules 
for contests above 30 mhz" I would assume any FM contacts as long as it is 
not on the national calling frequencies (52.525, 146.52, 446.000)  would be 
acceptable.

Since the "30 and up" bands (6m on up) are the only place a Technician can 
really work (yeah teeny slices of some hf too) it seems like a good idea to 
allow them to participate on what might be the most available to them.

Ryan KB8RCR


----- Original Message ----- 
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Sent: Saturday, January 22, 2011 12:58 AM
Subject: Re: [SixClub] Grids


> On 6M it depends on the mode:
>
> 50.00 - 50.100 is CW
> 50.100-50.250 is SSB
> 50.290 is said to be digital modes - hopefully busier than usual.
>
> Is FM used in contests?
>
>> Not sure of that answer, but cuirous as to where people are going to be
>> working in the various bands for this particular contest.
>>
>> I am looking at the bandplans, and instead of wasting time in sections of
>> the bands not planned on being populated, I figured focusing on the 
>> "better"
>> parts of the bands might be a better approach.
>>
>> Ryan KB8RCR
>
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