WRC-19: REGION 1 50 MHZ AMATEUR ALLOCATIONS
Inviato: 13 dicembre 2019, 17:09IARU has released a more detailed report (see https://www.iaru-r1.org/) on the outcome of Agenda Item 1.1 (50 MHz) at the recent World Radiocommunication Conference in Egypt.
The IARU position was to seek a 4 MHz primary allocation in Region 1 in common with that in other ITU regions. Proposals from administrations and Regional Telecommunications Organisations around the world ranged from no allocation at all to the provision of a 4 MHz primary allocation.
The table at http://www.iaru-r1.org/wiki/VHF#50-54_MHz_.286_m.29 ("Overview of 50 MHz status in ITU Region 1") is IARU's understanding of the position on 50 MHz allocations in Region 1 before and after WRC-19. The definitive position is the responsibility of individual national administrations.
Provisions of the ITU Regulations, as revised by WRC-19, shall enter into force on 1 January 2021, however administrations may make provisions to provide 50 MHz spectrum at an earlier or later date. Unless already licensed to do so, individual amateurs should not use the newly allocated spectrum until their national licensing authority has given the go ahead for its use.
The IARU position was to seek a 4 MHz primary allocation in Region 1 in common with that in other ITU regions. Proposals from administrations and Regional Telecommunications Organisations around the world ranged from no allocation at all to the provision of a 4 MHz primary allocation.
The table at http://www.iaru-r1.org/wiki/VHF#50-54_MHz_.286_m.29 ("Overview of 50 MHz status in ITU Region 1") is IARU's understanding of the position on 50 MHz allocations in Region 1 before and after WRC-19. The definitive position is the responsibility of individual national administrations.
Provisions of the ITU Regulations, as revised by WRC-19, shall enter into force on 1 January 2021, however administrations may make provisions to provide 50 MHz spectrum at an earlier or later date. Unless already licensed to do so, individual amateurs should not use the newly allocated spectrum until their national licensing authority has given the go ahead for its use.