frequency

TM4IPA - Phone

BAND	SSB
160m	1850 MHz
80m	3750 MHz
40m	7100 MHz
20m	14250 MHz
17m	18140 MHz
15m	21250 MHz
12m	24950 MHz
10m	28480 MHz
6m	50125-50200 MHz

TM4IPA - RTTY - PSK31-63-125

BAND	RTTY	PSK31 - 63 - 125
160m	1845 MHz	1838 MHz
80m	3750 MHz	3580 MHz
40m	7035 MHz	7040 MHz
30m	10140 MHz	10138 - 10142 MHz
20m	14085 MHz	14070 MHz
17m	18109 MHz	18100 MHz
15m	21085 MHz	21070 MHz
12m	24940 MHz	24920 MHz
10m	28080 MHz	28120 MHz
6m	?	?

TM4IPA - FT8

BAND	FT8
160m	1.840 MHz
80m	3.573 MHz
40m	7.074 MHz
30m	10.136 MHz
20m	14.074 MHz
17m	18.100 MHz
15m	21.074 MHz
12m	24.915 MHz
10m	28.074 MHz
6m	50,313 MHz

These are our FT8 TRANSMIT frequencies. We will operate in the normal fashion common on FT8.

We dont working in the Fox / Hunting mode

Be certain your TX and RX frequencies are not locked together Click FT8 Info to view ZL2IFB’s Tips for FT8 DXers.

We only working with WSJT-X version 2.0 !

We may adjust our transmit or receive frequencies, depending on conditions or interference.

We wil not work split but if necessary 5 to 10 Kc UP

We will nearly always work split frequency and will regularly annouce the frequencies on wich we are listening.

We will only make contacts on the normal transmitting frequency on FT8 no fox and hunting.

Listen to the operator carefully Each has been briefed to give the TM4IPA callsign at least after every five QSO's and to announce the listening frequencies every ten QSO's.

We will not work by numbers untill it is necessary, we feel that with good ears and equipment this is quite unnecessary.

Special note for RTTY and PSK operators : Please limit your QSO exchange to raport and callsign ONLY ! We will be trying to work as many as possible, and do not need details of your name and QTH !

Keep the QSO short ! so we work everyone of you.