Jerry,   Scroll down thru Steve's post, then a little bit farther, and he explains what ATNO* or ATNPO are. I almost missed it myself!   Larry WA7HDZ   ________________________________ To:

The 2013 PSK 31 Flavors final results have been posted on the PODXS 070 Club website. Join me in congratulating the winners of the 3 contest categories: Medium Power: Ted, K7TRK Low Power: Jeff,

It's probably a 3-land thing !  :-) Jerry  N9AVY

I'll also be on 7.035 looking for members both stateside and DX. Thanks, Brad - K7PWL

Jerry - Maybe it's only come into use on the internet boards. (I have never and don't subscribe to DX newsletters.) Here's an

7080-7125 !   Yup !  That's a trap that U.S. stations fall into sometimes because they hear VE stations operating phone from 7080-7125 and they figure they can do it too.  Canadians have quite a

Jerry Every chance it could be Canadian. Just so we all are on the same page here are Canada recommended frequencies. 7000 - 7035 CW 7035 - 7040 CW, Narrow Band Digital with other Regions 7040 - 7050

It would have to be Canadian or other DX phone.  U.S. stations are not allowed phone below 7125.  Lots of OO's listen to band edges for that sort of thing.  Jerry  N9AVY

The only thing I find wrong with 7.070 frequency is there is lots of phone activity on that portion of the band. I think some of it comes out of Canada, I'm not sure if you up north of me and can hear

Great news. I have just heard back from my Elmer and he assures me that I can operate PSK at 7.070 with no fear of being cited for an infraction of the rules. Barry VA7GEM

ATNO ???    I've been chasing DX and reading DX newsletter for over 30 years and that's a new  one on me. Never saw that abbreviation before.  WFWL, I'm familiar with, but the others didn't ring

Years ago in the dark ages of PSK31 (i.e., 2001 or so), 7070 was the commonly-used 40m frequency in the US. In fact, it was one of the three bands (20m and 15m are the other two) for which the 070

Bob Thanks for your reassurances and looking forward to the fun weekend ahead. Barry

As we all know operating is each licensees choice. I usually go back and forth, starting with 7.035. I never quite understood the 7.070 when all activity is 7.035. On the other hand I have had quite a

All I am still looking for some discussion on this subject. The more I read the more I think that the USA is the only country that uses 7.070 for PSK ( Narrow Band Digital ) while the rest of the

Congrats to all Bonus Stns. You will have a great time. Looks like the "M" suffix got lucky this time around and I don't need them for WTW. ex bonus Barry VA7GEM 1470

Hi Milt. Good to hear from you. The Emergency Manager of Moore is a ham and has more experience with storms than anyone living. There is not a Moore repeater. During times of storms and Skywarn

Hello All I will be in the Custer County area of South Dakota area from June 2 thru 14. If my work schedule and murphy allow it I plan on setting up and doing some radio operating from there. Mostly

Bill, Thank goodness that you & yours are ok. This is a real tragedy and brings to mind the tornado that went through Xenia, OH back in the early 70's. May I ask what the primary vhf and uhf

Moore, OK has once again taken a big hit. This is the 3rd major tornado since 1999 and all 3 have tracked within blocks of each other. Death toll numbers are going up and down but it is not going