Really like Jack's suggestion. With the exception of few years out of a decade, 10 Meters performs more like 6 Meters than an HF band anyway. Another factor is that most solar scientists are predicti
The last time I remember this topic coming up was a few years ago. Funny how some of the topics cycle :-) At the time, several folks suggested that adding another "long propagation" band would hurt
4 Meters would be awesome! Thought I guess it would take clearing up TV spectrum issues first--and we'd be limited to transverters (expect for that new Icom rig) for awhile, but it would sure make fo
I do not believe adding more bands will help in any way ouside of making a bad situation worse by giving you more spectrum not to have qso's on. The key is lack of participation by the amateur commun
What the hell good is it giving us more spectrum when so few are using what we have already. Spend your time and efforts in an effort to get people to push those buttons and get on regardless of what
I would definitely have to agree with us. Logic would tell us that there should be more participation on the VHF/UHF bands then there used to be, given the availablity and cost of all mode rigs combi
I would definitely have to agree with us. Logic would tell us that there should be more participation on the VHF/UHF bands then there used to be, given the availablity and cost of all mode rigs combi
would tell us that there should be more participation on the VHF/UHF bands then there used to be, given the availablity and cost of all mode rigs combining HF/6m/2m/70cm. Now 6m activity has really i
In response to this post and several others. That is absolutely right. Now the $64K question: How do we get them to push the button. Buddy WB4OMG Most new rigs of today have the vhf/uhf bands and mod