DL: Temporary licence for the 160m band extended until 2021
Inviato: 19 dicembre 2020, 15:57Dec 19, 2020 - HF, VHF/UHF/SHF - Tom, DF5JL
DL: Temporary licence for the 160m band extended until the end of 2021
In agreement with the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) and the Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg) and in accordance with Official Journal 24 of the BNetzA (published on Dezember 23, 2020), the following deviations from the usage regulations are permitted for the use of the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz in amateur radio until December 31, 2021:
1. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, the use of a maximum transmit power of 750 watts PEP by holders of a licence to participate in the Class A amateur radio service shall be permitted at weekends.
2. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, the use of a maximum transmit power of 100 watts PEP by holders of a licence to participate in the Class E amateur radio service at weekends shall be permitted.
3. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, participation in amateur radio competitions (contest operation) is permitted on weekends.
The same Official Journal also contains extensions of temporary licences for the ranges 2320 — 2450 MHz, 5650 — 5850 MHz, 50 — 52 MHz and 70.150 — 70.200 MHz.
DL: Temporary licence for the 160m band extended until the end of 2021
In agreement with the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure (BMVI) and the Federal Ministry of Defence (BMVg) and in accordance with Official Journal 24 of the BNetzA (published on Dezember 23, 2020), the following deviations from the usage regulations are permitted for the use of the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz in amateur radio until December 31, 2021:
1. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, the use of a maximum transmit power of 750 watts PEP by holders of a licence to participate in the Class A amateur radio service shall be permitted at weekends.
2. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, the use of a maximum transmit power of 100 watts PEP by holders of a licence to participate in the Class E amateur radio service at weekends shall be permitted.
3. in the frequency ranges 1850 — 1890 kHz and 1890 — 2000 kHz, participation in amateur radio competitions (contest operation) is permitted on weekends.
The same Official Journal also contains extensions of temporary licences for the ranges 2320 — 2450 MHz, 5650 — 5850 MHz, 50 — 52 MHz and 70.150 — 70.200 MHz.