>  If some of the AM users on 3885 went FM right now the
 > howling would start so fast about it from the weenies on
 > either side of them it wouldn't last long enough to get
 > any idea it it would be feasable.
While the rules and regs here (part 97) don't specificaly say you can't run 
FM on HF frequencies below 28MHz, they do say that any signal can not occupy 
any more space than a standard AM signal (around 6kHz).  Audio deviation of 
2.5kHz or less would be optimum for HF, hence the 'sliver' mode spoken of, on 
40m.
 >  Why someone elects to `park' 5KHz away from a
 > recognized AM area and they bitch about the problem is
 > beyond me.
Explain that to the boys on 3.878MHz.  Here in Texas, we operate at 3.880 MHz 
(sigh)
 >  How about -this- Saturday from 8pm eastern around the
 > freqs in netmail?
Hmmm... gotta skim back and find out what those were 
 >  If we can get this to work maybe we can get an
 > informal net of some sort going
 > for anyone in the HAM related echos to join in on this
 > winter for some voice
 > fun so we can place a voice with what we see on the
 > screen.
Sounds pretty cool to me.
But, we'll have to let the others know where that is... so, let me find 
t...
   73 = Best Regards
   -Jeff KA5THB
   ka5thb@bigfoot.com
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