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Re: AO-40 frequency chart
Hello this is yoshi.
At 2000/12/03 14:13:58 Larry Toulch wrote:
> I notice on VHF there is 150 kHz
> of bandwidth and on UHF there is
> 250 kHz of bandwidth. shouldnt
> both bands have the same tuning
> range ?
Maybe it is depend on the mode.
Analog Uplink Analog Downlink
15m 21.210 - 21.250 (40KHz) none
12m 24.920 - 24.960 (40KHz) none
2m 145.840 - 145.990 (150KHz) 145.805 - 145.955 (150KHz)
70cm 435.550 - 435.800 (250KHz) 435.475 - 435.725 (250KHz)
23cm 1269.250 - 1269.500 (250KHz) none
1268.325 - 1268.575 (250KHz)
13cm 2400.350 - 2400.600 (250KHz) 2400.225 - 2400.475 (250KHz)
2446.450 - 2446.700 (250KHz) 2401.225 - 2401.475 (250KHz)
6cm 5668.550 - 5668.800 (250KHz) none
3cm none 10451.025 - 10451.275 (250KHz)
1.5cm none 24048.025 - 24048.275 (250KHz)
The band 70cm and above have 250KHz passband width, but at
15,12,2m there is not enough space. I do not know which edge
will be used for converting - bottom or high.
We should wait for future information.
I hope that the IF matrix system have ability that can arrenge
convertions like this below. It is just joke. :-)
Uplink Downlink
21.210 -> 435.475 * put 3 bands uplink together
:: :: into 1 wide band downlink
21.250 -> 435.515 at the same time.
::
24.920 -> 435.525
:: ::
24.960 -> 435.565
::
145.840 -> 435.575
:: ::
145.990 -> 435.725
Yoshihiro Imaishi JF6BCC/KH2GR
mailto:imaishi@aa.mbn.or.jp
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