Prior to making any scheduled contact it is
advisable to check band conditions
The
LAMP Charts and others provided by the Australian Government Bureau of
Meteorology are particularly useful
ClansmanSkeds
- Quick Reference: Common USB and CW Frequencies -used for Communication between
Clansman and other Historic Military Radio
Sets on HF in Europe and for DX on the higher bands |
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Notes: Clansman Dial USB frequencies are 2Khz higher than your amateur transceiver or other HF radios and this is often the source of confusion. To denote when a clansman frequency is being quoted, or make it clear, we either; assume it is a clansman dial frequency, put a C in front of it, or state Clansman or Actual. With thanks to: HF Pack, VMARS and RSGB Many organisations run AM and SSB Nets including VMARS – please consult their operating times and schedules. (with thanks to Stuart – G0TBI) G4IYK
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