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SKCC Member Operating Frequencies

Suggested calling frequencies in Mhz:

1.820
3.530
3.550 *primary
7.055 *primary
7.120
10.120
14.050
18.080
21.050
21.114
24.910
28.050
28.114
50.090
144.070


All frequencies are + or - 10kHz.

SKCC members who use bugs are encouraged to make higher speed calls/CQs 2 KHz above the calling frequencies.

SKCC members who prefer QRS (sending slowly) are encouraged to make calls 2 KHz down from the calling frequencies.

The Elmer frequency for beginning operators is 7114 KHz. It's a safe haven for CW newcomers to get on the air. All Elmers or anyone who wants to help are encouraged to monitor the frequency and work the beginners.

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