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Old March 24th 05, 07:29 AM
N9OGL
 
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K4YZ wrote:
N9OGL wrote:
well I do know here in Illinois that they allow voice repeaters on

the
Amateur Television frequencies on 440.


But that's not what we're talking about.

The thread says "N9OGL to bust 2 meter band plan..."

I also know that here in
Illinois 145.5 to 145.8 is used here in Illinois for everything

from
wireless Amateur radio LAN to echolink.


So you were ready to knowingly start using a relatively wideband
mode in a part of the spectrum where low power data is being used...

if anything I run my
information bulletin on 146.835 Mhz hehehe


At least you'd be on a repeater OUTPUT, and hence operating on a
frequency planned for simplex and repeater outputs...THEN all you

have
to "worry" about will be causing interference to coordinated

repeaters
on 146.82 and .85.


my signal isn't that wide




So what's your problem with picking an unused simplex frequency
between 146.40-146.595 and 147.405 to 147.585 where simplex is

supposed
to be?

i'll probably stick with 146.835 - 600 Khz

Todd n9ogl
Steve, K4YZ




 
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