Nope, according to everything I've ever studied, generals can only go to
3.85 on 75.
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----- Original Message -----
From: "fred Olver" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003 9:48 AM
Subject: Re: Fwd: amateur frequency chart.txt
> Hi Bud,
>
> Had a question about general frequencies in the 75 meter band myself this
> summer and went up to the arrl web site and found that generals can
operate
> phone as low as 3.825. At least that's what I recall.
>
> 73 and merry Christmas.
>
> Fred Olver, n9bso
>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Bud Schwab" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 1:06 PM
> Subject: Fwd: amateur frequency chart.txt
>
>
> > >Hi gang,
> >
> >
> > I suppose most of you already have all this info but I ran across it in
my
> > files the other day and thought some of you might be interested in
seeing
> it.
> >
> > 73 and 88
> >
> > >Frequency Chart
> > >
> > >US AMATEUR BANDS ARRL 1998
> > >
> > >160 METERS
> > >
> > >1800-2000 kHz Extra, Advanced, General (CW, RTTY, data, phone, and
> > >Amateur stations operating at 1900-2000 kHz must not cause harmful
> > >interference to the radiolocation service and are afforded no
protection
> > >from radiolocation operations.
> > >
> > >80 METERS
> > >
> > >3675-3725 Novice, Tech Plus (CW only)
> > >3525-3750 General, Advanced (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >3850-4000 General (CW, phone and image)
> > >3775-4000 Advanced (CW, phone and image)
> > >3500-3750 Extra (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >3750-4000 Extra (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >5167.5 kHz (SSB only): Alaska emergency use only.
> > >
> > >40 METERS
> > >
> > >7100-7150 Novice, Tech Plus (CW only)
> > >7025-7150 General, Advanced (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >7225-7300 General (CW, phone and image)
> > >7150-7300 Advanced (CW, phone and image)
> > >7000-7150 Extra (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >7150-7300 Extra (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >Phone operation is allowed on 7075-7100 kHz in Puerto Rico, US Virgin
> > >Islands and areas of the Caribbean south of 20 degrees north latitude;
> and
> > >in Hawaii and areas near ITU Region 3, including Alaska.
> > >
> > >30 METERS
> > >
> > >10,100-10,150 kHz Extra, Advanced, General (CW, RTTY and data) Maximum
> power
> > >on 30 meters is 200 watts PEP output. Amateurs must
> > >avoid interference to the fixed service outside the US.
> > >
> > >20 METERS
> > >
> > >14,025-14,150 General, Advanced (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >14,225-14,350 General (CW, phone and image)
> > >14,175-14,350 Advanced (CW, phone and image)
> > >14,000-14,150 Extra (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >14,150-14,350 Extra (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >17 METERS
> > >
> > >18,068-18,110 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >18,110-18,168 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >15 METERS
> > >
> > >21,100-21,200 Novice, Tech Plus (CW only)
> > >21,025-21,200 General, Advanced (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >21,300-21,450 General (CW, phone and image)
> > >21,225-21,450 Advanced (CW, phone and image)
> > >21,000-21,200 Extra (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >21,200-21,450 Extra (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >12 METERS
> > >
> > >24,890-24,930 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >24,930-24,990 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >10 METERS
> > >
> > >28,100-28,300 Novice, Tech Plus (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >28,300-28,500 Novice, Tech Plus (CW and phone)
> > >28,000-28,300 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, RTTY and data)
> > >28,300-29,700 Extra, Advanced, General (CW, phone and image)
> > >
> > >Novices and Technician Plus Licensees are limited to 200 watts PEP
output
> on
> > >10 meters.
>
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