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On Feb 8, 9:37�pm, robert casey wrote:
At some point, there will be hams on HF who have not passed a code test, but want to give Morse code a try on the air. Yup. *Of course they're not going to be that skillful at first. Let's not assume that. *So maybe there should be an informal subband or frequency for beginners and elmers to hang out. 3.525 to 3.600 MHz 7.025 to 7.125 MHz 21.025 to 21.200 MHz 28.0 to 28.5 MHz Right now, all the above frequencies are available to all FCC licensed amateurs who have passed a Morse Code test. They are the current "Novice bands". On February 23, they will be available to all FCC licensed amateurs. What better place to use Morse Code? I suggest 3.550 and 7.050 as "watering holes". 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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