"Jack Twilley" wrote in message
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"Dee" == Dee D Flint writes:

Jack Hmm. Any chance you could provide some citations for these
Jack "gentleman's agreements"? I do not doubt their existence, I'd
Jack just like to find some online pointers to them. Recently I had
Jack to ask around where to find some RTTY so I could test my setup
Jack -- if I'd known about these agreements, I'd have a better chance
Jack of finding it on my own. Also, I'd like to avoid accidentally
Jack operating on a portion of the band which is traditionally for a
Jack different type of mode -- I'm more likely to get a response from
Jack a CW CQ if I'm not calling on the RTTY portion, etc.

Dee www.arrl.org - The website has a page listing the basics The ARRL
Dee Operating Manual Various ARRL publications on data modes and slow
Dee scan TV For VHF/UHF, the ARRL repeater directory

I was more interested in URLs to specific agreements. I've cruised
through the website from time to time but I hadn't happened to see
them. I lost my repeater directory in a car accident (how bizarre)
otherwise I'd check the front of that. I'm more interested in HF, of
course, so if you could point me to specific agreements, I'd be
dearly appreciative. Stuff like "weak signal work is done here,
beacons are done there, blah blah blah" are exactly what I'd like to
keep posted in my shack, and this kind of information should be
consolidated in a single source online.

Dee Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


I already referenced the web site of the ARRL. All you have to do is enter
the words "band plan" in the box to search the site. Then scroll down until
you see the listing for band plans. I will NOT do this for you. The type
of information you seek is contained on the web page.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE