RX9TX continued:
> >>Maybe I am wrong, still remembering those old good days in ex USSR,
> >>where we were not allowed to SSB below 7.040 Mhz
>
>V> Actually, the good old days continue in Russia.
>
>Thanks God they do :) I'd hate to see CW portion of the band polluted
>by SSBers :)
I guess then that the references I posted for the Russian
amateur licence are still valid.
>I don't quite understand what exactly makes you that angry on 7040
>boundary limit so you call them "monster" or "ugly head", it looks a
>bit overreacted. Since 40 m band has been extended up to 7200 I would
>even prefer the new obligatory 40m band plan to be set worldwide so we
>could have 40 m band plan similar to other bands, something like
>7000-7200 for CW, 7070-7100 for digital and 7100-7200 for SSB.
The monster referred to is the IARU R1 band plan, the
ugliness referred to is the mind set that justifies imposing
it on all. Sorry, I think you misunderstood me. English is
not my native tongue, it is hard for me to express myself
to begin with & please accept my apologies for making
you suffer it. ;^)
Sadly, 7100-7200 is not an option for everyone. Here we
still have domestic broadcast services & resultant jamming
from around China on the band & due to co-primary status
with fixed & mobile services in China & major ITU Region 3
countries, all must tread carefully up there. I for one have
no interest in chancing causing harmful interference to the
Chinese military & being in HK, they will be able to do
something about it. Around here, that is their band now.
I believe we still have yet to hear from anyone who can give
a reference to any band plan that is binding on an amateur
station by regulation.
73, ex-VR2BG/p.
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