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Hello,
I have been a longwave enthusiast for more than 20 years. I have =
been dxing the longwave band with homebrew antennas and equipment and =
have copied European longwave broadcasts as well as 'lowfer' stations in =
the 160-190 kHz band. I would like to try and receive AMRAD low freq =
transmissions - could you provide me with a schedule of frequencies and =
times?=20
Also, what is being done to advance the status of longwave within =
the amateur service - what is holding the FCC back from allocating bands =
there?=20
My understanding was that the AMRAD experimental operation was for a =
one-year period prior to allocating a longwave ham-band - is this still =
on track?
Thanks and 73 Warren NY2H
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homebrew antennas and equipment and have copied European longwave =
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well as 'lowfer' stations in the 160-190 kHz band. I would like to try =
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receive AMRAD low freq transmissions - could you provide me with a =
schedule of frequencies and times?
Also, what is =
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advance the status of longwave within the amateur service - what is =
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FCC back from allocating bands there?
My understanding was that the AMRAD experimental =
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for a one-year period prior to allocating a longwave ham-band - is this =
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track?
Thanks and 73 Warren NY2H