u.s. band structure...
 

Greetings and happy new year...

I realise that this question might be a bit overkill since both your
goverment and mine, I am Canadian, are both discussing the morse code hf
requirement... but please bear ( possible spelling ) with me...

I am trying to get back onto hf cw but am running into a problem... my cw is
yucky... and I have forgotten the u.s. cw only subbands and ... is there
still a novice subband... It used to be from 3700 to 3750 and there was one
of 40 meters... I want to use the slower speed cw as code practice...

Does anyone know if there is a website with lists the various ham bands and
the u.s. subband breakdown... I need to bring my code speed up, both
sending and receiving....

Larry ve3fxq

http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/reg.../allocate.html

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"larry" wrote in message
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Greetings and happy new year...

I realise that this question might be a bit overkill since both your
goverment and mine, I am Canadian, are both discussing the morse code hf
requirement... but please bear ( possible spelling ) with me...

I am trying to get back onto hf cw but am running into a problem... my cw
is
yucky... and I have forgotten the u.s. cw only subbands and ... is there
still a novice subband... It used to be from 3700 to 3750 and there was
one
of 40 meters... I want to use the slower speed cw as code practice...

Does anyone know if there is a website with lists the various ham bands
and
the u.s. subband breakdown... I need to bring my code speed up, both
sending and receiving....

Larry ve3fxq

larry wrote:

Greetings and happy new year...

I realise that this question might be a bit overkill since both your
goverment and mine, I am Canadian, are both discussing the morse code hf
requirement... but please bear ( possible spelling ) with me...

I am trying to get back onto hf cw but am running into a problem... my cw is
yucky... and I have forgotten the u.s. cw only subbands and ... is there
still a novice subband... It used to be from 3700 to 3750 and there was one
of 40 meters... I want to use the slower speed cw as code practice...

One way would be to just hunt for other slower CW ops calling
CQ. Where you hear CW being used is most likely the CW
subband. Of course this doesn't always work out if, say
you're in the USA and on 40m hearing foreign operators
outside the USA subband for that mode....

thank you for your responce...
larry


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http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/reg.../allocate.html

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"larry" wrote in message
...
Greetings and happy new year...

I realise that this question might be a bit overkill since both your
goverment and mine, I am Canadian, are both discussing the morse code hf
requirement... but please bear ( possible spelling ) with me...

I am trying to get back onto hf cw but am running into a problem... my
cw
is
yucky... and I have forgotten the u.s. cw only subbands and ... is there
still a novice subband... It used to be from 3700 to 3750 and there was
one
of 40 meters... I want to use the slower speed cw as code practice...

Does anyone know if there is a website with lists the various ham bands
and
the u.s. subband breakdown... I need to bring my code speed up, both
sending and receiving....

Larry ve3fxq

On Mon, 10 Jan 2005 11:03:28 -0500, "larry" wrote:

Hi Larry,

The ARRL has the information that you're looking for - you can
download a chart showing all of the US ham bands and subband
allocations at the following site:

http://www.arrl.org/FandES/field/regulations/bands.html

Good luck!

73, Leo

Greetings and happy new year...

I realise that this question might be a bit overkill since both your
goverment and mine, I am Canadian, are both discussing the morse code hf
requirement... but please bear ( possible spelling ) with me...

I am trying to get back onto hf cw but am running into a problem... my cw is
yucky... and I have forgotten the u.s. cw only subbands and ... is there
still a novice subband... It used to be from 3700 to 3750 and there was one
of 40 meters... I want to use the slower speed cw as code practice...

Does anyone know if there is a website with lists the various ham bands and
the u.s. subband breakdown... I need to bring my code speed up, both
sending and receiving....

Larry ve3fxq