In article ,
Bert Hyman wrote:

(Charles Hohenstein) wrote in

igy.com:

In article ,
Doug Smith W9WI wrote:

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...C-06-149A1.pdf
http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2006/10/11/100/?nc=1

Effective sometime in November (probably), the 75 and 40-meter
phone bands will be expanded to 3600-4000 and 7125-7300KHz
respectively for stations on the U.S. mainland.

I must not have read that right. Only the first 25 khz of the forty
meter band will be reserved for cw, and that's it? What no-coder
thought this up?

I read it as CW-only for the first 125 KHz, instead of the current
first 150 KHz.

My fault totally. Somehow I read 7125 and my aging brain registered
7025. Now that I know that phone won't start at 7025, I'm satisfied.

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Charles Hohenstein
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Charles Hohenstein wrote in
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:

In article ,
Bert Hyman wrote:

(Charles Hohenstein) wrote in

igy.com:

In article ,
Doug Smith W9WI wrote:

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_publi...C-06-149A1.pdf
http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2006/10/11/100/?nc=1

Effective sometime in November (probably), the 75 and 40-meter
phone bands will be expanded to 3600-4000 and 7125-7300KHz
respectively for stations on the U.S. mainland.

I must not have read that right. Only the first 25 khz of the forty
meter band will be reserved for cw, and that's it? What no-coder
thought this up?

I read it as CW-only for the first 125 KHz, instead of the current
first 150 KHz.

My fault totally. Somehow I read 7125 and my aging brain registered
7025. Now that I know that phone won't start at 7025, I'm satisfied.


Don't ferget, people, that CW is legal on the *entire* band...