GhostNet 1.5, page 18

18 40 meters is a great band for region-wide communications. Long-range data links are perhaps best served by the more traditional DX bands, but 40m offers a good blend of range and ease-of-use as it is usually the lowest band of frequencies that most radio amateurs are capable of transmitting on regularly. Australia Data Bridges Weekly Every Saturday North America-Australia Data Bridge 1200-1300 UTC - JS8Call Net on 20m @ 14.107 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. 1300-1330 UTC - Ion2G ALE Comm Window. Use provided config file for frequency list, or refer to Ion2G setup page for complete frequency list. 1330-1400 UTC - JS8Call Net on 80m @ 3.575 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. Europe-Australia Data Bridge 2000-2100 UTC - JS8Call Net on 20m @ 14.107 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. 2100-2130 UTC - Ion2G ALE Comm Window. Use provided config file for frequency list, or refer to Ion2G setup page for complete frequency list. 2130-2200 UTC - JS8Call Net on 80m @ 3.575 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. Australia-South Pacific Data Bridge 0800-0900 UTC - JS8Call Net on 20m @ 14.107 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. 0900-0930 UTC - JS8Call Net on 40m @ 7.107 MHz Use same Ghostnet groups and naming conventions as on previous page. 0930-1000 UTC - Ion2G ALE Comm Window. Use provided config file for frequency list, or refer to Ion2G setup page for complete frequency list. Use this blank space for notes, such as converting comm windows into your local time.