[AMRadio] CHU has to move? |
Bob Bruhns
bbruhns at erols.com
Wed Oct 18 20:58:26 EDT 2006
I read on the RX-320 group that Canadian time station CHU has been
announcing that they have to do something, either move or relicense
as a broadcaster, because ITU has allocated their 7.335 MHz
frequency to broadcasting. Evidently they are looking for feedback
as to how this will affect listeners and users.
I think the Canadian time broadcasts are primarily for Canadian
users - but the exact frequency is not important to me, so the
7335 KHz outlet could move anywhere in the approximate 6 to 8 MHz
range, and I would not be adversely affected. The WWV
transmissions are especially useful because they are on even-MHz
frequencies, so if CHU moved to 8.000 MHz, that might be good.
I grew up with CHU and WWV all over shortwave, pretty much as they
are now. I think that the shortwave era will be officially over
when they cease transmissions. I don't want to see that happen.
Bacon, WA3WDR
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