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As far as being more that 100Hz off center.
Many 10 meter radios only have 5 digit counter. Even with the six digit, its right at the resolution of the display. You could also blame open clarifiers.
AM-only CB radios dont need a stable frequency reference like SSB does.
But i think alot of SSB 10 meter radios use the same sloppy freq reference that the AM-only radios do. Sloppy means drifting with temperature.

To bad we cant make 28.085 an AM calling frequency.
It would give the truckers who like to run CH19-F a run for their money.

[QUOTE="dudmuck, post: 113386, member: 3904"] As far as being more that 100Hz off center. Many 10 meter radios only have 5 digit counter. Even with the six digit, its right at the resolution of the display. You could also blame open clarifiers. AM-only CB radios dont need a stable frequency reference like SSB does. But i think alot of SSB 10 meter radios use the same sloppy freq reference that the AM-only radios do. Sloppy means drifting with temperature. To bad we cant make 28.085 an AM calling frequency. It would give the truckers who like to run CH19-F a run for their money. [/QUOTE]

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