Terry,
I DID NOT ask that you "add frequencies that are not regionally or Internationally allowed." 220-225 IS Regionally Allowed, but your suggested solution does not work, and I've screwed around long enough trying to fix it. I've used LOG4OM for several years, but am moving on. Good luck to ...
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- 28 Aug 2019, 21:01
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Can't log QSO"s in the 222 MHz band
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- 27 Aug 2019, 13:11
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Can't log QSO"s in the 222 MHz band
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Re: Can't log QSO"s in the 222 MHz band
Here is the IARU Region 2 bandplan. However, the US bandplan is different. Not sure which you want. The US allocation does not include 220.000 through 222.000 anymore, but in quite a few region 2 countries, 220-222 is still allocated for amateur. Also, the US now has an amateur allocation at 219-220 ...
- 26 Aug 2019, 21:31
- Forum: User Support
- Topic: Can't log QSO"s in the 222 MHz band
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Can't log QSO"s in the 222 MHz band
I apologize if there is an earlier message on this topic, but I couldn't find it. I am using the latest version (1.39) and I am unable to log contacts on the 222 MHz band. I get an "OUT OF BAND" message when I enter a frequency on the 222 MHz band. I have made sure that my IARU and my ITU settings ...
