Changes to 60 meters band for U.S. operators

I missed the "obvious" errors? This is written in standard FCC legalize and was probably written by lawyers/engineers.

My prediction, the world will not come to an end and the sky will not fall!

The new rules become effective upon the publication of the next Federal register. Don't ask me for a date but probably within the next 30 days, I'm now retired so you will have to look up the publication date yourself!

fp

 

Comment in the NPR basically says...either send it to the shop and get reprogrammed or you are short a channel. Guess I would go for getting mine reprogrammed as I could get the 100 Watts output for 60M Doug

 

My favorite typo: a pal's Ph.D. thesis, showing the value of a new method. The keyline of the thesis is--" We can see that CXRDGILU is NOW possible."

But it was published as:" We can see thatCXRDGILU is NOT possible."

Ouch!

73,
Chip W1YW

 

I beat you to it! I let my membership expire after 29 years a couple years back. I got tired of being ignored by the? Yet I get "Please Join" letters about every 60 days.

 

Amateur radio allocation is on a secondary, non-interference basis. Does anyone know who has the PRIMARY allocation?

 

just how WIDE is a pactor III signal,.................. jus sayin

 

Looks like it was posted today as public notice?

http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-11-171A1.pdf

 

And part V gives the effective date, 30 days after publication in the federal Register!

The Government is "primary".

 

Ah well. Just got the email. Figured i'd throw it out there.

 

domo loves 60 meters.. but he only likes 75 meters..

 

60M

Bill-
Looks to me it was published on 11/18/11 so 30 days later is 12/18/11 have fun!
-Gary, AC8AM-

 

No. Publication has to be in the Federal Register. That may take a couple of weeks to a month. Then 30 days from that date, so maybe 6 to 8 weeks from now, or so.

Joe

 

The "MARS" Mod. Just finished it on my FT-450.

 

They haven't mentioned it, but are contests permitted ? ha ha, only kidding

 

This link works for last year's NPRM on the subject:
http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/search/sea...&tfh=&originalSearch=&sb=re&ps=10&sb=re&ps=10

This link *should* work for last week's R&O, once it's in the Federal Register:

http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/search/sea...&tfh=&originalSearch=&sb=re&ps=10&sb=re&ps=10

But, then again, that's assumimg that the gubmint does something the same way twice...

72,
Bill, N4QA