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![]() "FranK Turner-Smith G3VKI" wrote in message news ![]() FM has always been a legal mode for 80m in the UK, it's just that nobody normally uses it intentionally. Provided you're using no more bandwidth than normal AM I can't see a problem. I am sure every country has slightly differant rules. As I don't operate FM below the 10 meter band I am not up on the current regulations in the US where most of the stations I was hearing are at. At onetime in the US we could use something like around 2 to 3 khz deviation on 80 meters I think . That used to be called somethink like sliver band. Maybe still can. However some of those on 3.85 MHz were way wider than that. I think that below 30 MHz it is only on some portions of 10 meters that deviations as wide as 5 KHz can be used in the US. As I was saying above, I am not sure those AM / FM signals are legal in the US, but don't really care. It is good that the hams have decided on a frequency to meet and have fun with the old sets. de KU4PT |
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