This sounds like someone has too much time on their hands. (But then again,
those of us responding here probably fit that description as well :>) )
Over the years the calling frequency question has been beaten to death, with
the situation basically being that different parts of the country have
different issues.
The only people I can imagine that are having a problem are those who do not
use 144.200 as a *calling* frequency, but rather that a *full time rag chew
frequency*.
Is 144.202 considered a OK (non-calling) frequency if CW is used? Two KHz
separation on CW is plenty for those signals that front end overload is a not
an issue.
Time for the VUAC to say "no problem, mon" and go back to sleep.
73 - Jim K8MR
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