A little group of well-known British amateurs, writes a Home correspondent, have become so thoroughly fed up with the terrible jam on 20 and 40 meters that they ere confining all their activities to the extreme bands, 160 and 10 meters. Some of them— those who hold 80-meter permits—also work on that band, on which there should be quite a lot of transatlantic work this winter. At any rate, there is sufficient amateur activity on these three "outside bands" to interest any short wave receiving enthusiast, and those of you who are fed up with the jamming on the more frequently used bands might well follow the example of the transmitters I have mentioned and look over the other bands a little more frequently.
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