ad7i (11/24/82)
qst de ad7i hr arrl bulletin nr 106 from arrl headquarters newington ct november 23, 1982 to all radio amateurs bt thirty meter band users are reminded that only the frequencies 10.100 to 10.109 and 10.115 to 10.150 mhz in that band are available to the amateur service in the u.s. violators believed by fcc to be repeatedly or willfully using the frequencies 10.109 to 10.115 mhz are now being fined by the commission. during the previous three weeks or so, fcc has warned violators with advisory notices or phone calls. however, the commission has now received an official complaint of interference from the government service which uses 10.109 to 10.115 mhz and accordingly has escalated its response. thirty meter users are further reminded that the entire assignment is temporary and is available on the basis of no interference being caused to stations in the fixed service. only a1 and f1 emissions are permitted and power is limited to 250 watts input by general, advanced or extra class license holders only ar
danny (11/29/82)
Just out of curiosity, does anyone know anything about the function of the signal on 10.112 MHz (the reason for the "30-meter gap"? Dan, K1DK