I have a suggestion about how to use 50MHz frequency.
For Japanese common sense for 6m lovers , 50.090-50.150MHz use for DX QSO. But sometimes few JA domestic QSO below 50.150MHz....
So many JA operator on 6m. And in these days , BY BV HL stations are increaseing .QRM is getting heavy.............
How do you think ,use 6m band more widely?
Here is 6m beacon station list.
For exsample, at firstt, check propagation then check beacon freq. to avoid QRM , then call CQ.
I sometimes call CQ DX below 50.060MHz CW or above 50.150MHz ssb.No need to worry about BIG GUNs. :)
And maybe you already know, ON4KST chat.
We can make chat with EU , W and Asian stations.So lower frequency or higher frequency when you will use,you will be able to announce.
This is my personal opinion and only a suggestion.
However if you agree, let's make a QRM free 6m DX! And please tell your friends about this suggestion. Thank you.
And my QTH information available on QRZ.com
I can operate SSB , CW , FM , RTTY JT6M etc.... I hope to meet you on the air especially on 50MHz.
I have already contacted with many DX stations on 6m.
Recently Es condition is so nice.EU<->ASIA W<->ASIA sometimes open.Most of station called CQ between 50.080 and 50.130.
Why??? 6m band is not only around 50.100MHz.
Maybe they don't know much about 6m DX.
How about call CQ below 50.080MHz or above 50.150MHz?
Are there any reasons to stick around 50.100MHz? If no , please try to use more high for ssb or low for cw avoiding QRM each other.
http://www.keele.ac.uk/depts/por/50.htm
http://www.on4kst.com/chat/start.php
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