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October 27th 06, 01:38 AM
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Omega One Radio on 6.950.00 MHz
N9OGL wrote: wrote: N9OGL wrote: Omega One Radio is Now on 6.950.00 MHz Lower Side Band with a power output of 50 to 100 watts If this is for real, you are plain nuts. 6.950 is not an ISM/HiFER allocation in the US. Even a Canda ISM s 6.765-6.795. Canadian RSS-210 rules, Section 6.2.2 (e) permit operation in the same band but at slightly higher field strength, 15.5 mV/m at 30 m. Their frequency stability requirements are similar. Canada also has another license-free HF band not available in the USA; 6,765 - 6,795 kHz. Field strength and frequency limits are the same as those for 13,553 -13,567 kHz. Terry Accually, there is band allocation in that band in the US is 100 microvolts per meter @ 3 meters Todd N9OGL RFID excitation frequency? 100uV at 3M, ~9'? Get real, my LOs leak that much. Your 50W to 100W is so illegal you are plain silly. That ramps down to less then 1uV at 100M, which is way below the noise floor at an location I am familiar with. I see that you are a general class: "Callsign: N9OGL Class: General Codes: HAI USA Name: TODD E DAxxxxxxx Effective: 24 Jan 2002 Expires: 11 Feb 2012 Any general class ham is so clueless as to be a clear luser. I am only sorry I wasted time and bandwidth reading your posts. 100uV at 3M, that is too sad to even be funny. Congratulations, you are the 2nd or 3rd person I have killfiled. You have worked very hard to earn this coveted position. Terry |
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