Aaron Arman > Quotes

“Frequencies are assigned base on the following modes. Frequency Mode 14-06 QRP CW calling Freq. 14.095-14.0995 Automatically controlled digital 14.1 NCDXF CW beacon network 14.1005-14.112 Packet 14.15-14.35 Voice 14.23 SSTV 14.285 QRP SSB Calling Freq. 14.286 AM calling Freq. 14.0-14-15 CW and digital 14.07-14.095 Digital However, there is an extraordinary mixture of communication modes that is conceivable.”
― Aaron Arman, HF Digital: The Complete Quickstart Guide for Setting up Your First HF Station and Getting on the Air using JT-65, FT8, RTTY, PSK31, MFSK and More

“Basic RTTY Frequencies are 1838-1843 kHz, 3580-3600 kHz, 7040-7100 kHz, 10120-10150 kHz, 14080-14099 kHz, 18100-18110 kHz, 21080-21100 kHz, 24910-24930 kHz, 28080-28100 kHz.”
― Aaron Arman, HF Digital: The Complete Quickstart Guide for Setting up Your First HF Station and Getting on the Air using JT-65, FT8, RTTY, PSK31, MFSK and More

“Some basic JT65 frequencies and similarities are 1,838 kHz, 3,576 kHz, 7,076 kHz, 10,139 kHz, 14,076 kHz, 18,102 kHz, 21,076 kHz, 24,920 kHz, and 28,076 kHz.”
― Aaron Arman, HF Digital: The Complete Quickstart Guide for Setting up Your First HF Station and Getting on the Air using JT-65, FT8, RTTY, PSK31, MFSK and More

“Some normal FT8 frequencies and similarities are: 1.840mhz, 3.573mhz, 7.074mhz, 10.136mhz, 14.074mhz, 18.100mhz, 21.074mhz, 24.915mhz, 28.07mhz and 50.313Mhz”
― Aaron Arman, HF Digital: The Complete Quickstart Guide for Setting up Your First HF Station and Getting on the Air using JT-65, FT8, RTTY, PSK31, MFSK and More