Some automated PACTOR stations operate on 20. This may be what you
heard. Maybe something like WinLink (google). If I find myself on one
of the automatic freqs I will either move or QRT while the auto stn
is on - it just lasts a min or so.
I have never heard the CW "QSY FREQ"... following it, though.
Anonymous CQ QRM, of course, but not from the PACTOR stns.
20 Sure was crowded for the WPX. I had to go up VERY high to find a hole.
Jerry W4UK
At 12:37 PM 2/14/2007, Scott Nichols wrote:
>What digital mode is now laying claim to the area around 14.095 ?
>
>I've given in, and stay away from 14.070-14.074 for the PSK'ers, no
>problem, and 14.100 for whatever beacon that is,no problem, but last
>weekend I was getting harrassed by some gawd-awful squawking sound
>when running on 14.095...This has happened more than once now on
>that frequency...A couple minutes of a noise that sounded like a
>goose in distress, then a minute of CW "QSY FREQ"...
>
>Is that another banned frequency that we RTTY'ers are supposed to
>stay away from now too ?...
>
>With the increasing popularity in RTTY contesting, I hate to think
>what things are going to be like in a few years during a major RTTY
>contest unless we all learn to get along...Twice the RTTY stations
>will be on the air with the same narrow bandwidth used now...
>
>73, Scott VE1OP
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