13.5 mHz band
 

When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC

13.5 mHz band
 

"Slow Code" wrote in message
nk.net...
When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC

Are you talking about mHz or MHz? mHz is 1/1000 Hz.

13.5 mHz band
 

On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 22:24:45 GMT, Slow Code wrote:

When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC
Officially 13,600-13,800 I think. WARC-79.

13.5 mHz band
 

FCC Doc ET Docket No. 02-16
Sez 13600-13800 kHz was added at WARC-79, which became exclusive on January
1, 1999

URL to long - Use Google search for "13,600-13,800 SW Band warc"

Its the one sez [DOC] _
Click on HTML version

Nice chart showing the HFBC bands

--
CL -- I doubt, therefore I might be !






"David" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 22:24:45 GMT, Slow Code wrote:

When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC
Officially 13,600-13,800 I think. WARC-79.

13.5 mHz band
 

"Caveat Lector" wrote in message
news:iXf0g.43456$bm6.28548@fed1read04...
FCC Doc ET Docket No. 02-16
Sez 13600-13800 kHz was added at WARC-79, which became exclusive on
January
1, 1999

URL to long - Use Google search for "13,600-13,800 SW Band warc"

Its the one sez [DOC] _
Click on HTML version

Nice chart showing the HFBC bands


And stations started moving to that band a few years before it became
official.

Frank Dresser

13.5 mHz band
 

"Dale Parfitt" wrote:


"Slow Code" wrote in message
nk.net...
When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC

Are you talking about mHz or MHz? mHz is 1/1000 Hz.



Aww, go easy on 'im, Dale -- he admits he's slow...

:-) (for the humor impaired)
--
Eric F. Richards

"Nature abhors a vacuum tube." -- Myron Glass,
often attributed to J. R. Pierce, Bell Labs, c. 1940

13.5 mHz band
 

"Eric F. Richards" wrote in message
...
"Dale Parfitt" wrote:


"Slow Code" wrote in message
nk.net...
When did that come into being? I was looking for utes, and stumbled
acrossed it. Not marked on any of my radios.

SC

Are you talking about mHz or MHz? mHz is 1/1000 Hz.



Aww, go easy on 'im, Dale -- he admits he's slow...

:-) (for the humor impaired)
--
Eric F. Richards

Just having some fun- and remembering when the same error was pointed out to
me many years back.

Dale W4OP

13.5 mHz band
 

"Dale Parfitt" wrote in
news:t%e0g.8750$MU4.6906@trnddc03:


Are you talking about mHz or MHz? mHz is 1/1000 Hz.


Hmmmmm, Do you feel lucky?

The froup is rec.radio.shortwave, not rec.radio.vlf,

take a Guess.

13.5 mHz band
 

"Frank Dresser" wrote in
:


"Caveat Lector" wrote in message
news:iXf0g.43456$bm6.28548@fed1read04...
FCC Doc ET Docket No. 02-16
Sez 13600-13800 kHz was added at WARC-79, which became exclusive on
January
1, 1999

URL to long - Use Google search for "13,600-13,800 SW Band warc"

Its the one sez [DOC] _
Click on HTML version

Nice chart showing the HFBC bands


And stations started moving to that band a few years before it became
official.

Frank Dresser


I see that it is listed on my DX-398. Just missed it.

SC

13.5 mHz band
 

Slow Code wrote:
"Frank Dresser" wrote in
:




And stations started moving to that band a few years before it became
official.

Frank Dresser


I see that it is listed on my DX-398. Just missed it.

wel we know you are Slow

SC