[OZAPRS] Channels on HF

[Richter, Mike W]

With the number of synthesised transceivers dominating, the use of
specific frequencies or "channels" is becoming quite popular on HF Amateur
Bands.

Mike VK2BMM



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   Date: Wed, 19 Nov 2003 19:52:39 +1100
   From: "Brad VK2QQ" <vk2qq at w6ir.com>
Subject: reminder VK HF Pack weekend sked Sat 22, Sun 23 Nov 2003

VK HFpack On-The-Air Schedule

Date: Saturday 22 November 2003
Sunday, 23 November 2003

Time: All Day

HFpack On-The-Air Group Special Schedule
Saturday and Sunday UTC
TIME====FREQ
22:30z 18157.5 kHz USB Worldwide (9:30am VK EST Sunday)
02:45z 10120.0 kHz USB VK-ZL (1:45pm VK EST Sat, Sun)
08:15z 3587.5 kHz LSB VK-ZL (7:15pm VK EST Sat, Sun)


--HFpack Frequency Clock--
Minutes Past the Hour
TIME=====FREQ======USB
:00minutes 14342.5 kHz
:15minutes 3587.5 kHz
:30minutes 18157.5 kHz
:45minutes 10120.0 kHz

All operators with an interest in HF Portable are welcome to
participate from a base, mobile, or portable. Please listen for,
and give priority to Pedestrian, QRP, or Mobile stations.

These frequency bands will change seasonally to make best use of local
conditions. Please note the 80m evening sked has been moved an hour later.

Would 40m be a better choice for the lunchtime sked? The 40m frequency
is 7087.5. Please try calling there during the day for testing.


Visit the HF Pack website at http://www.hfpack.com .
--
Brad VK2QQ
vk2qq at w6ir.com

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