Michael, unless I misread your first post you specified DX nodes not
individuals P2P.
WG3G is not listed as having a 9Y designator so to connect to him it's
just his US call,
at least that's what the boaties will do, click on WG3G in the list and
hit connect.
As long as you have a frequency list up check N0IA and KN6B and see if
there's
anything wrong with those.......there's lots more but those I remember
and can't get to the
radio computer to pull a current list.
73,
Ron K0IDT
On 8/18/2016 12:35 PM, Michael Adams wrote:
I double-checked Part 97 before posting that. The (limited to 500Hz or in the
subband) restriction applies to the automatically controlled station; there
don't seem to be any restrictions on the non-automated stations that may call
them.
(If I'm wrong, I'd be happy to be corrected, however.)
WG3G is interesting. His FCC address is in Philadelphia, but the grid
registered with Winlink (FK90fq) is on Trinidad. Those frequencies may very
well be legal (or at least moot for FCC-rule purposes) if his station actually
is in Trinidad...which would beg the question: what is his station actually
signing when on the air?
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