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Re: Why no satellite uplink on 10 meters in ARRL bandplan?
On Thu, 2 Nov 2000, Randolph Kohlwey wrote:
> Anyone know why 10 meters only has a Satellite downlink (29.300-29.510)
> in the ARRL band plan and not an uplink? I can find no restriction in the
> ITU frequency allocations.
>
> Thanks, Randy N7SFI
Neither could I. I think it is just historical, because no one has an
uplink there, that the "downlink" label just stuck... But as I presented
at the AMSAT conference, I think it wouild make an ideal newbe-uplink band
because everyone would be using the sam nominal 25W type 10m rig for
uplink and because of the size of antennas, just about everyone would be
using a WHIP or dipole and have about the same ERP...
de WB4APR, Bob
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