60M bandplan

[w9mdb]

Need to add 60M 5357 range to bandplan 291 at least.
Unable to save QSO with card received without it -- get an error to check band plan. The QSO comes up with an empty band.

<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5357.0</Start>
<End>5360.0</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>

[G4POP]

Create a user bandplan with the freuency required and Log4OM will user that in preference.

[w9mdb]

Did...but many users won't know that. Like the one I helped.
Presumably you could just add it to standard bandplan.

[G4POP]

Did...but many users won't know that. Like the one I helped.
Presumably you could just add it to standard bandplan.

The existing 291 bandplan was provided by one of your countrymen and was apparently the official one, do you have a link to an official US bandplan that includes that frequency? If so please post here and we will update Log4om

[w9mdb]

Yes..things have changed....the below changes to 60M that I created are in sync with the somewhat recent updates to the 60M band plan.
https://www.arrl.org/band-plan

60 Meters (5 MHz channels)
*Only one signal at a time is permitted on any channel

*Maximum effective radiated output is 100 W PEP

5330.5 USB phone1 and CW/RTTY/data2
5346.5 USB phone1 and CW/RTTY/data2
5357.0 USB phone1 and CW/RTTY/data2
5371.5 USB phone1 and CW/RTTY/data2
5403.5 USB phone1 and CW/RTTY/data2
1. USB is limited to 2.8 kHz

2. CW and digital emissions must be centered 1.5 kHz above the channel frequencies indicated in the above chart
So here's an update to match the above

<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5330.5</Start>
<End>5533.3</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5346.5</Start>
<End>5349.3</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5357.0</Start>
<End>5359.8</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5371.5</Start>
<End>5374.3</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5403.5</Start>
<End>5406.3</End>
<EmissionType>DIGITAL</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>

<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5331.9</Start>
<End>5533.1</End>
<EmissionType>CW</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5347.9</Start>
<End>5348.1</End>
<EmissionType>CW</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5358.4</Start>
<End>5358.6</End>
<EmissionType>CW</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5372.9</Start>
<End>5373.1</End>
<EmissionType>CW</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>
<BandPlanRange>
<Band>60m</Band>
<Start>5404.9</Start>
<End>5405.1</End>
<EmissionType>CW</EmissionType>
<ModulationType>USB</ModulationType>
</BandPlanRange>

[G4POP]

Thats most usefull I will attend to it in the morning, thank you

[G4POP]

Mike/Eric
Attached is a modified 291 bandplan using your data, please check that you are happy with it before I upload it for the other users

bandplan_dxcc291.zip

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[w9mdb]

Looks good....
Thanks.

[G4POP]

Looks good....
Thanks.

Should we release the 291 bandplan to the users?

[w9mdb]

Yes sir...