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SSB Technical Information Bulletin
Modulation of a SSB transmitter on LSB produces emissions
lower in frequency than the suppressed carrier frequency.
A properly operated
SSB transmitter using 3850 kilocycles will produce radio frequency
emissions between 3849.7 and 3847 kilocycles, which are only
authorized to control operators holding an Advanced(1) or Extra(1) class
license.
General(2) class
control operators would be in violation of FCC Part 97 rules when
voice modulating a SSB transmitter on any carrier frequency below
3853 kilocycles when using lower sideband.
The specific rules
that apply are:
PART 97.105b: A
station may only be operated in a manner and to the extent permitted
by the privileges authorized for the class of license held by the
control operator.
PART 97.307b:
Emissions resulting from modulation must be confined to the band or
segment available to the control operator.
This information is
provided by the class A operators on the frequency 3850 kilocycles.
Footnotes:
1. Should have more
knowledge if received license prior to 1/1/80
2. Don't know shit if received license from
VEC.
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