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At the 38 or 39 second point.

You can hear a lot of beacons on ten meters; they serve to indicate when the band is open in a particular direction. I don't remember ever hearing VE3TEN myself, but it's obviously there!

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That portion of the band is RTTY and Data only.

http://www.arrl.org/files/file/Hambands_color.pdf

And CW.

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Up there in Canada Eh?


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Jeff

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there is no dark side in the moon, really. As a matter of fact it's all dark

I cant quote what you quoted, thats amazing where can I hammie find this becons to listen for waiting for propagation ?

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Then plan does not state that.

You guys keep forgetting that there is a world outside of theUSA that does not follow USA rules and regulations. We can run any mode on any frequency as long as we meet bandwidth limits. Basically wh have a 6 khz bandwidth limit on HF except 30m which is 1 khz. I can run ssb on 28.003 if I want.

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And thats exactly why Canada =awesome

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