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According to my frequency allocation chart, the following frequencies within the 11 meter band are not used by, nor shared with, the U.S. military:

26.175 to 26.48 MHz;
26.95 to 26.96;
the CB band;
27.41 to 27.54

Hobby communications should not interfere with any military operations within those boundaries (although we all know the military can use any frequency within the spectrum it pleases).

And Sparky, regarding good ol' C.W., may I kindly suggest: don't feed the troll. He is like an annoying QRM'er just seeking attention. "Look at me! Look at me!" LOL (Just ignore him.)

[QUOTE="scantheband, post: 142474, member: 3861"] According to my frequency allocation chart, the following frequencies within the 11 meter band are not used by, nor shared with, the U.S. military: 26.175 to 26.48 MHz; 26.95 to 26.96; the CB band; 27.41 to 27.54 Hobby communications should not interfere with any military operations within those boundaries (although we all know the military can use any frequency within the spectrum it pleases). And Sparky, regarding good ol' C.W., may I kindly suggest: don't feed the troll. He is like an annoying QRM'er just seeking attention. "Look at me! Look at me!" LOL (Just ignore him.) [/QUOTE]

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