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Look at this crazy thing
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The 4 Meter Amateur Band. Great roundup.
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Current Amateur Users looks like most of Europe and then South Africa. Looks like all permitted activity is only between 70.000~70.500 - Which is why the op shows and keeps coming back to 70.425 in the video. Nicely capable rig comes as 66~88mhz which is a much bigger chunk of real estate. All common modes are allowed so I'd like to see an AM/FM/SSB 4 Meter rig with at or near 66~88 mhz.
I wonder if there is much free banding going on below 70.000 and above 70.500? Any one know? Represent up Euro WWRF Members!
4-meter band - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Current Amateur Users looks like most of Europe and then South Africa. Looks like all permitted activity is only between 70.000~70.500 - Which is why the op shows and keeps coming back to 70.425 in the video. Nicely capable rig comes as 66~88mhz which is a much bigger chunk of real estate. All common modes are allowed so I'd like to see an AM/FM/SSB 4 Meter rig with at or near 66~88 mhz.
I wonder if there is much free banding going on below 70.000 and above 70.500? Any one know? Represent up Euro WWRF Members!
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Do you use that band?? I know I dont nor do I see it listed in my band Plan here in the USA unless Im clueless and missing something then Ill admit its me thats crazy
LOL!!Yupp and thats why it seemed different or crazy wild to me although extremely interesting to say the least
Do you use that band?? I know I dont nor do I see it listed in my band Plan here in the USA unless Im clueless and missing something then Ill admit its me thats crazy
Actually I have used the band, at one time our pagers at work used the VHF-Mid band.
