ARLA/CLUSTER: IRTS: Irlanda adopta Planos de banda de VHF e UHF da IARU R1

[João Gonçalves Costa]

The new VHF-UHF band plan - 4m in Ireland

Band Plans for amateur radio frequencies are revised from time to time following international consultations with users and special interest groups.

The Irish Radio Transmitters Society website reports that the new Region 1 Band Plan for VHF and UHF frequencies came into effect on 1st January this year.

The biggest changes are in the 6 metre band - with new beacon sub-bands and a number of new "centre of activity" frequency allocations.

The revision in the 6 metre band plan is designed to give more bandwidth to CW and SSB users, while recognizing increased activity levels in the new digital modes.

The revised Band Plan for the 6 metre, 4 metre, 2 metre and 70cms bands can be downloaded from the downloads page of the IRTS web site. Bear in mind that the 4 metre allocation in EI does not cover the full  extent of the 70.0 MHz to 70.5 MHz band plan contained in the IARU document; a note showing the EI allocation has been added to the document which is on their downloads page.

Those operating on frequencies above 70cms can see the relevant band plans in the VHF Managers Handbook, which is available on the IARU Region 1 web site.

Again, it is important to note the EI frequency allocations, which can differ from the limits shown on the band plan pages.


IRTS web site
http://www.irts.ie


IARU Region 1 web site
http://www.iaru-r1.org/


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