GMRR M09-6D 1. BAND PLAN FOR WD2XSH Prepared by Fritz Raab W1FR, Experiment Coordinator Revision D - December 17, 2010

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GMRR M09-6D 1 BAND PLAN FOR WD2XSH Prepared by Fritz Raab W1FR, Experiment Coordinator Revision D - December 17, 2010 The objectives of this band plan are (a) to make full use of the combined spectrum available to WD2XSH, WE2XGR, and other US experimental licenses, and (b) to minimize interference among stations, (c) to promote communication as well as beaconing, and (d) to promote use of all of the spectrum available to us, including the WE2XGR band from 510 to 515 khz (part of which may be included in what we seek at WRC-12). To this end, the beacons are placed at the top and bottom ends of the band and the middle is left for communication. The situation with our band is somewhat like that of 160 meters prior to decommissioning of Loran-A in 1980. To avoid interference with nearby NDBs, the frequencies useable by some of our stations are limited to a portion of the band (see M09-1). One consequence of this and the different frequency bands of the different licenses is that there are now two designated calling frequencies. The basic band plan appears below, followed by specific frequency assignments. QRSS and CW/PSK beacons shall be operated only in the designated bands. The designated WSPR band was chosen to be common to all WD2XSH stations while avoiding conflicts with NEED and SYNOPTIC. The Europeans who now use 503.8-504.0 khz for WSPR are free to use our designated band. Frequencies have been assigned to stations that have been on the air during the past year, or are known to be on the air now. Frequencies will be assigned to other stations as they get on the air. The experiment coordinator will attempt to honor requests for frequencies, but cannot guarantee that a requested frequency can be assigned. Frequencies may be changed as more stations get on the air or we have interference problems. BASIC BAND PLAN f, khz USE 495.0-495.1 QRSS, 1-Hz spacing, 40 stations 495.1-495.8 CW/PSK beacons midwest, 50-Hz spacing, 15 stations 495.8-496.0 WSPR 496.0-499.0 Comms 497.5 Calling frequency

GMRR M09-6D 2 499.0-501.0 Heritage stations and CW calling/bulletin 501.0-503.8 Comms 503.8-504.0 DX window 504.0-505.0 Comms 505.0-505.2 DX window 505.2-508.5 Comms 507.5 Calling frequency 508.5-510.0 CW/PSK beacons east, south, west, Pacific, 50-Hz spacing, 30 stations 510.0-511.0 WE2XGR beacons 511.0-515.0 WE2XGR SSB and wideband modes OTHER IN-BAND SIGNALS 503.976 NEED LSB 505.0 NEED carrier 506.024 NEED USB 508.976 OF/FA LSB 510.0 OF/FA carrier 511.024 OF/FA USB FREQUENCY ASSIGNMENTS Frequencies for QRSS and CW/PSK beacon have been assigned to those stations (a) who operated during the last season (09/08-07/09) or (b) who have gotten on the air during the current season. Others will be added as they come on the air. Beacon frequencies were not assigned to /23 because we assume he will beacon as WE2XGR/1. Non-WD2XSH stations who are on the air may request assignments in these bands. QRSS FREQUENCIES 495.020 WD2XSH/14 W1FR 495.021 495.022 WD2XSH/20 N6LF 495.023 495.024 WD2XSH/19 K9EUI 495.025 495.026 WD2XSH/29 KN8AZN 495.027 495.028 WD2XSH/6 W5THT 495.029 495.030 WD2XSH/17 AA1A 495.031 495.032 WD2XSH/34 W0RPK

GMRR M09-6D 3 495.033 495.034 WD2XSH/10 W4DEX 495.035 WD2XSH/7 W5JGV XTAL control 495.036 WD2XSH/23 K2ORS 495.037 495.038 WD2XSH/12 AI8Z 495.039 495.040 WD2XSH/37 W1XP 495.041 495.042 WD2XSH/15 W5OR 495.043 495.044 WD2XSH/16 WE0H 495.045 495.046 WD2XSH/31 WA1ZMS 495.047 495.048 WD2XSH/44 AC6QV 495.049 495.050 WD2XSH/36 W5GHZ (needs 10-Hz spacing) 495.051 495.052 KL7Q 495.053 495.054 495.055 WD2XSH/38 KN1H (unique synthesis) 495.056 495.057 WD2XSH/45 KL7UW 495.058 495.059 495.060 WD2XSH/41 W1HK Unmodulated carrier for antenna testing CW / PSK BEACON FREQUENCIES - MIDWEST AND ALASKA 495.100 WD2XSH/16 WE0H 495.150 KL7Q 495.200 WD2XSH/34 W0RPK 495.250 495.300 WD2XSH/19 K9EUI 495.350 495.400 WD2XSH/36 W5GHZ 495.450 495.500 WD2XSH/12 AI8Z 495.550 495.600 WD2XSH/45 KL7UW CW / PSK BEACON FREQUENCIES - EAST, SOUTH, WEST, PACIFIC

GMRR M09-6D 4 508.500 WD2XSH/14 W1FR 508.550 508.600 WD2XSH/20 N6LF 508.650 508.700 WD2XSH/31 WA1ZMS 508.750 508.800 WD2XSH/6 W5THT 508.850 508.900 WD2XSH/7 W5JGV XTAL control 508.950 -- 508.976 OF/FA LSB 509.000 -- 509.100 WD2XSH/42 K2LRE 509.150 509.200 WD2XSH/10 W4DEX 509.250 509.300 WD2XSH/15 W5OR 509.350 509.400 WD2XSH/17 AA1A 509.450 509.500 WD2XSH/29 KN8AZN 509.550 509.600 WD2XSH/37 W1XP 509.650 509.700 WD2XSH/44 AC6QV 509.750 509.800 WD2XSH/38 KN1H 509.850 509.900 509.950 -- 510.000 OF/FA carriers WE2XGR SUGGESTED QRSS / BEACON FREQUENCIES 510.300 WE2XGR/1 K2ORS 510.400 WE2XGR/2 W1VD 510.500 WE2XGR/3 W1TAG 510.600 WE2XGR/6 W2ZM 510.700 WE2XGR/4 BA 510.800 WE2XGR/5 BA 511.024 OF/FA USB NOTES

GMRR M09-6D 5 QRSS QRSS frequencies are spaced 1-Hz apart so that all stations will fit fit within a 40-Hz bandwidth. This allows almost all of the stations to be captured in a single Argo QRSS10 window (37 Hz). Transmitting stations obviously must be able to hold their frequency within a few tenths of a Hz. The frequencies have been chosen to separate stations within a geographic cluster. Suggested QRSS ID: XSHnn, plus full CW ID at the beginning and end of transmission and every 30 minutes during transmission. CW/DATA-Beacon Frequencies Frequencies for normal-speed CW and data beacons have a 50-Hz spacing and are arranged like the QRSS frequencies to separate stations in a geographic cluster. It is suggested that you repeat your ID number three times; i.e., de WD2XSH/14 /14 /14 and allow small breaks for listening. Calling Frequencies Use these for calling CQ or another station. Then QSY to another frequency to complete the QSO. QSOs When working other WD2XSH stations, you may refer to the other station by his ID number; e.g., 17 de WD2XSH/14. A full ID of the other station is recommended at the beginning and end.