"Bill" wrote:
27.475 LSB ... so would this be freebander skip??

Brenda Ann replied:
It could be, but freebander convention is to use USB.
This is not to say nobody ever uses LSB.

If it's coming in on the "wrong" sideband it could be an image (455khz
IF?) or hetrodyne in the receiver from the "legal" CB band.

What is the official allocation in 27.5-28MHz anymore? For a while
there were commercial users but I don't know if they're still around.

Tim.

wrote:

What is the official allocation in 27.5-28MHz anymore? For a while
there were commercial users but I don't know if they're still around.

Tim.
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In Kentucky as recently as 2003 there where several business users.
A glass company in Lexington and another company in Ft Mitchel,
or so,ehwer up that way.

I heard both those stations while working on a better upper SW antenna.

Terry

What is the official allocation in 27.5-28MHz anymore? For a while
there were commercial users but I don't know if they're still around.

The last time I looked, the official allocation was aviation. There
may be secondary users though...Saying that, I've never heard
an aircraft using that band. Actually...I don't believe I've ever heard
anyone using that band except CBers, but I never really listened
too awful hard. Biz users are probably fairly recent I bet.. I've
heard quite a few of those on the low VHF band when it's opened
up.
MK