William wrote:

"KØHB" wrote in message nk.net...
"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com wrote


I too worked several of the G stations in the ''new'' band. Really
nice and
clear. Most were just above 7.1, I would suggest the Europeans move
up
even higher in the major contests and when they are looking for DX
phone
qso's split.
It was much cleaner about 7.140 plus / minus the one broadcaster I
heard.


In the last hours of CQWW on sunday OD5NJ was running a split on 40
stating his QSX QRG at 7307. Certainly he means 7207, right? But a
check at 7307 reveals a moderate sized pileup of K/N/W's calling
away..... ......and OD5NJ happily working them!

73, de Hans, K0HB

He must feel a kinship with K8MN.

You've been going out of your way to impersonate Len Anderson of late.
I've never announced a listening frequency outside an amateur band in
the entire time I've been a radio amateur.

If you'd like to tackle this issue, let's do it. OD5NJ was breaking no
regs at all announcing that he'd listen on 7.307 MHz. In the scenario
Hans described, which stations broke their country's regulations? If
I'd been heard from Botswana on 40m, CQing North America and announcing
a listening frequency of 7.150 and you responded to me on that
frequency, would you bear personal responsibility for the operation of
your station, or would you try to pin your mistake on me?

Dave K8MN