2m simplex - Revision history

Tate: /* Frequency Coordinator */

2025-04-11T22:09:49Z

Frequency Coordinator

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	=Frequency Coordinator=		=Frequency Coordinator=

			UPDATE: The Wyoming Frequency Coordinator page has vanished. We'll keep the links and information we have here for now.

	Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.		Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

Tate: /* Frequency Coordinator */

2023-07-05T18:43:10Z

Frequency Coordinator

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	Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.		Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

	NOTE: The WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.] ~~That~~ covers 2m, 6m and 70cm		NOTE: The WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.] It covers 2m, 6m and 70cm
	This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming and supersedes all others.		This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming and supersedes all others.

Tate: /* Frequency Coordinator */

2023-07-05T18:42:38Z

Frequency Coordinator

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	Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.		Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

	NOTE: The WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]		NOTE: The WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.] That covers 2m, 6m and 70cm
	This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming and supersedes all others.		This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming and supersedes all others.

Tate: /* Channel Spacing */

2023-07-05T18:41:49Z

Channel Spacing

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	The following table shows the best information we have as to what our neighbouring states are using for channel spacing.		The following table shows the best information we have as to what our neighbouring states are using for channel spacing.

	~~We've chosen to follow~~ the 15Khz channel spacing scheme.		Wyoming uses the 15Khz channel spacing scheme.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
	!15kHz !! 20kHz		!15kHz !! 20kHz
			\|-
			\|Wyoming \|\|
	\|-		\|-
	\|S. Dakota\|\|Montana		\|S. Dakota\|\|Montana

Tate: /* Frequency Coordinator */

2023-07-05T18:40:15Z

Frequency Coordinator

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	Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.		Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

	NOTE: The ~~new~~ WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]		NOTE: The WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]
	This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming		This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming and supersedes all others.

	=Channel Spacing=		=Channel Spacing=

Tate: /* Frequency Coordinator */

2023-07-05T18:39:43Z

Frequency Coordinator

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	Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.		Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

	NOTE: The new WY coordination group has published a ~~suggested~~ plan! [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]		NOTE: The new WY coordination group has published a Wyoming plan [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]
			This IS the authoritative plan for Wyoming

	=Channel Spacing=		=Channel Spacing=

Tate: /* WY 2m Simplex */

2022-12-30T00:36:13Z

WY 2m Simplex

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	=WY 2m Simplex=		=WY 2m Simplex=
	This is not LAW! This is merely a suggested guide for the convenience of the community. As long as any operator is following Part 97, they're allowed to do what they choose~~. If you have any suggestions or comments, please join the discussion on the [http://casperarc.net/board3/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=697 club's discussion board]~~.		This is not LAW! This is merely a suggested guide for the convenience of the community. As long as any operator is following Part 97, they're allowed to do what they choose.

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"

Tate: Created page with "=FM is not AM/SSB= Remember, these are suggestions for FM operation on 2 meters in Wyoming. There are different [http://www.arrl.org/band-plan-1 bandplans and spacings] used for AM/SSB. Also, the [http://www.arrl.org/considerate-operator Considerate Operators Guide] is good to keep in mind. =Frequency Coordinator= Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persis..."

2022-12-10T00:07:19Z

Created page with "=FM is not AM/SSB= Remember, these are suggestions for FM operation on 2 meters in Wyoming. There are different [http://www.arrl.org/band-plan-1 bandplans and spacings] used for AM/SSB. Also, the [http://www.arrl.org/considerate-operator Considerate Operators Guide] is good to keep in mind. =Frequency Coordinator= Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persis..."

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=FM is not AM/SSB=
Remember, these are suggestions for FM operation on 2 meters in Wyoming. There are different [http://www.arrl.org/band-plan-1 bandplans and spacings] used for AM/SSB. Also, the [http://www.arrl.org/considerate-operator Considerate Operators Guide] is good to keep in mind.

=Frequency Coordinator=
Each state's Frequency Coordinator is tasked with publishing and establishing the common FM simplex channel spacings for their state. However, due to a persistent and apparently absolute silence from the WY Frequency Coordinator on the subject (or, any other subject), we developed our own suggestion and offer the following table of 2m Simplex frequencies for routine use.

NOTE: The new WY coordination group has published a suggested plan! [http://www.wyoham.com/BandPlans.aspx Find it here.]

=Channel Spacing=
The following table shows the best information we have as to what our neighbouring states are using for channel spacing.

We've chosen to follow the 15Khz channel spacing scheme.

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!15kHz !! 20kHz
|-
|S. Dakota||Montana
|-
|Nebraska ||Idaho
|-
|Colorado|| Utah
|}

=WY 2m Simplex=
This is not LAW! This is merely a suggested guide for the convenience of the community. As long as any operator is following Part 97, they're allowed to do what they choose. If you have any suggestions or comments, please join the discussion on the [http://casperarc.net/board3/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=697 club's discussion board].

{| class="wikitable" style="text-align:center"
!146 !!147
|-
|146.400 ||147.420
|-
|146.415 ||147.435
|-
|146.430 ||147.450
|-
|146.445 ||147.465
|-
|146.460 ||147.480
|-
|146.475 ||147.495
|-
|146.490 ||147.510
|-
|146.505 ||147.525
|-
|146.520 ||147.540
|-
|146.535 ||147.550
|-
|146.550 ||147.570
|-
|146.565 ||147.585
|-
|146.580 ||
|}

=2m FM Calling=
And, as is the case in the rest of North America, the 2m FM calling frequency is 146.520Mhz.

Once you've made contact and established a QSO, it's considered 'best practice' to move your QSO to another, agreed frequency. However, due to the lack of use, many choose to remain on 146.520 for the duration of their QSO.