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One interesting bit of trivia (I always wondered about but finally read-up on): Early on, amateur radio bands were allocated in a manner that ensured (in all bu
by valiant-comma 7y ago
One interesting bit of trivia (I always wondered about but finally read-up on): Early on, amateur radio bands were allocated in a manner that ensured (in all but one case) harmonics would bleed into another, higher amateur band, rather than into a frequency used for another purpose. Changes in the late 1920’s dispensed with this[1], but we do still see rough multiples in many cases (160/80/40/20/10 meter, 60/30/15 meter, etc.).
[1] http://w2pa.net/HRH/family-harmonics/ http://w2pa.net/HRH/family-harmonics/
- pierlu 7y agoThis is the final motivation why the ham vhf band is safe. The proposal by the french company was simply out of context.