ARLA/CLUSTER : FW: VHF intercom freq 144.300 Re: Mobile HF/VHF to DaytonHamve

[Miguel Andrade]

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De: notify  yahoogroups.com [mailto:notify  yahoogroups.com]Em nome de
expeditionradio
Enviada: sábado, 20 de Maio de 2006 13:43
Para: Miguel Andrade
Assunto: Re: VHF intercom freq 144.300 Re: Mobile HF/VHF to DaytonHamve



Thank you for the information, Miguel.
Yes, HFpack uses 144.300 for SSB in europe.

Bonnie KQ6XA


> Hello everybody,
>
> With all respect let me inform you that here in Europe ( and at IARU
Region
> 1 in general ), we use the frequency 144,300 MHz just on SSB for
> international DX call.
> Please be so kind and take a look at IARU Region 1 VHF/UHF/Microwaves
> Bandplans.
> In fact, many of us can testify for you an interesting SSB activity
at this
> side of Atlantic on this segment, ( as well as a few brief clashes
from time
> to time with some " FMers " that don't know yet the international
> procedures ).
> I am not talking about contest activity but daily DX contacts in SSB (
> please take in consideration several cluster sources like the
Dxrobot and
> others ).
> At this side we do call a lot for long distant contacts in 144,300
MHz ( and
> than move quickly above or below for QSO ).
> If your activity would take place in North America or any other place in
> Region 2 or 3, I believe there is no problem at all, but if will be
for a
> world wide plan please think about it and consider my information.
> Let me wish you all the best and take care.
>
> 73's from Miguel ( CT1ETL )
>
>
> -----Mensagem original-----
> De: hfpack  yahoogroups.com [mailto:hfpack  yahoogroups.com]Em nome de
> expeditionradio
> Enviada: sábado, 20 de Maio de 2006 0:55
> Para: hfpack  yahoogroups.com
> Assunto: [HFpack] VHF intercom freq 144.300 Re: Mobile HF/VHF to
> DaytonHamvention
>
>
> Hi Chris,
>
> We've discussed the HFpack VHF intercom freq 144.300MHz before.
> So far, no one has found a universal frequency
> better suited for the purpose. 144.3 is in the only
> common segment of 2 meters that is available worldwide for
> multi-mode itinerant use.
>
> HFpack is an international group, so the choice of frequencies
> are made to benefit all members, and with world travel in mind.
> It has been in use successfully for this purpose for many
> years without any interference or problems.
>
> The frequency choice criteria was:
> 1. Available frequency in all countries of the world
> 2. Low power, used mostly for hamfests, short range rendezvous
> 3. Available for multi-mode (CW/SSB/FM/Digi/text)
> 4. Available for Simplex (not a repeater input).
>
> 144.3MHz is not an active frequency with present satellites.
> 144.3MHz is not in a protected beacon segment.
>
> Anyone is welcome to suggest another frequency for future
>  consideration which meets the criteria.
>
> Bonnie KQ6XA
>
> --Original Message---
> >< Chris N0UK wrote><
> > choice of frequency - that is as the top end of the
> > propogation beacon sub-band and the bottom of the
> > Oscar sub-band.
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