ARLA/CLUSTER: Frequencias sugeridas para o "Kids Day", a 15 de Junho, pela IARU Região 1

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Kids Day - suggested ham radio frequencies

 Kids Day takes place Saturday, June 15 and IARU Region 1 have
published a guide to frequencies. Activity can take place on HF,
repeaters and amateur radio satellites

IARU Region 1 Youth Coordinator Lisa Leenders PA2LS reports on the
event on the IARU R1 website.

 Kids Day is an on-air event to encourage young people (licensed or
not) to have fun with Amateur Radio. The Kids Day operating event is
not a contest. It’s a way to tell young people worldwide about the
magic and mystery of two way hobby radio communications.

To do this, Amateur radio stations are being asked to devote this
short time window to promote the terrestrial hobby and ham radio
satellite operations to youngsters. This, by providing a place to make
contacts with other Kids Day stations around the world. It is designed
to give on-the-air experience to youngsters and hopefully foster
interest in getting a license of their own. It is also intended to
give older hams a chance to share their station and love for Amateur
Radio with their children.

 Kids’ Day will be held on Saturday June 15. There are adjustments in
the suggested frequencies for IARU Region 1 [Europe and Africa] which
fit better in IARU R1 HF Bandplan. Only 40m and 80m are changed to
suit with ARRL frequencies.

 Suggested exchange: Name, age, location and favourite colour. Be sure
to work the same station again if an operator has changed.
To draw attention, call “CQ Kids Day.”

Suggested frequencies IARU R1:

 10 Meters: 28.350 to 28.400 MHz

 15 Meters: 21.360 to 21.400 MHz

 20 Meters: 14.270 to 14.300 MHz

 40 Meters: 7.080 to 7.120 MHz

 80 Meters: 3.650 to 3.750 MHz

Other suggested frequencies by ARRL:

 12 Meters: 24.960 to 24.980 MHz

 17 Meters: 18.140 to 18.145 MHz

 40 Meters: 7.270 to 7.290 MHz

 80 Meters: 3.740 to 3.940 MHz

 You can also use your favourite repeater (with permission of the
repeater’s sponsor). Be sure to observe third-party restrictions when
making DX QSOs.

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