ARLA/CLUSTER: Novo Standard para CB UHF na Australia

João Costa > CT1FBF ct1fbf gmail.com
Quinta-Feira, 30 de Setembro de 2010 - 17:50:40 WEST


New UHF Citizen Band radio equipment standard

The Australian regulator, ACMA, is seeking public comment on a draft UHF
Citizen Band (CB)* equipment performance standard, Radiocommunications
Standard 2010.

It is intended that the existing standard will be revoked and replaced with
the proposed standard on 1 January 2011.

>From April 2008 to April 2010, the ACMA reviewed the arrangements for the
radiofrequency spectrum in the 400 MHz band, which incorporates the UHF CB
band.

As a result of the review the ACMA decided to restructure the UHF CB band
into eighty 12.5 kHz wide channels from the existing forty 25 kHz wide
channels.

The proposed standard provides performance limits and test methods for 12.5
kHz channel operation in the UHF CB band, which will transition to 12.5 kHz
channel operation over the period 1 January 2011 to 1 January 2016.

To assist with the transition to 12.5 kHz channelling the new standard is
proposed to provide grandfathering arrangements for current 25 kHz channel
equipment.

Submissions should be provided by close of business on 12 October 2010.

For a copy of the revised standard and information about making a submission
take a look at the link on the email and internet editions of this
broadcast.
http://acma.gov.au/WEB/STANDARD/pc=PC_312273

Fontes: WIA, ACMA

UHF Citizen Band (CB)* - UHF CB is a class-licensed (meaning licence-free
use for most users) citizen's band radio service authorised by the
governments of Australia and New Zealand in the UHF 477 MHz band.[1] UHF CB
provides 40 channels, including 16 channels (8 output, 8 input) allocated to
repeater stations. It is similar in concept to the 40 channels used in
United States' HF CB allocation, which is also available in Australia and
New Zealand.

 UHF CB Channel Allocations  Channel[image:
↓]<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UHF_CB#>
Frequency[image: ↓] <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UHF_CB#>
Purpose[image: ↓]<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UHF_CB#>
1 476.425 Repeater Channel (Press DUPLEX to use) 2 476.450 Repeater Channel
(Press DUPLEX to use) 3 476.475 Repeater Channel (Press DUPLEX to use) 4
476.500 Repeater Channel (Press DUPLEX to use) 5 476.525 Repeater Channel
(Press DUPLEX to use) (EMERGENCY ONLY) 6 476.550 Repeater Channel (Press
DUPLEX to use) 7 476.575 Repeater Channel (Press DUPLEX to use) 8
476.600 Repeater
Channel (Press DUPLEX to use) 9 476.625 General Chat Channel 10 476.650 General
Chat Channel 11 476.675 Call Channel - used in areas with no repeaters - To
call other stations. 12 476.700 General Chat Channel 13 476.725 General Chat
Channel 14 476.750 General Chat Channel 15 476.775 General Chat Channel 16
476.800 General Chat Channel 17 476.825 General Chat Channel 18
476.850 Caravan,
Campers & 4WD Road Channel 19 476.875 General Chat Channel 20 476.900 General
Chat Channel 21 476.925 General Chat Channel 22 476.950 Telemetry and
Telecommand Only 23 476.975 Telemetry and Telecommand Only 24 477.000 General
Chat Channel 25 477.025 General Chat Channel 26 477.050 General Chat Channel
27 477.075 General Chat Channel 28 477.100 General Chat Channel 29 477.125 Road
Channel (Pacific Highway between Sydney and Brisbane only) 30 477.150 General
Chat Channel 31 477.175 Repeater Input Channel (Not for use - See Below) 32
477.200 Repeater Input Channel (Not for use - See Below) 33 477.225 Repeater
Input Channel (Not for use - See Below) 34 477.250 Repeater Input Channel
(Not for use - See Below) 35 477.275 Repeater Input Channel (EMERGENCY ONLY)
36 477.300 Repeater Input Channel (Not for use - See Below) 37 477.325 Repeater
Input Channel (Not for use - See Below) 38 477.350 Repeater Input Channel
(Not for use - See Below) 39 477.375 General Chat Channel 40 477.400
Australia-Wide
Road/Truckies Channel (excluding Syd->Bris via Pacific Highway where 29 is
used.)


Mais informações em: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UHF_CB
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