ARLA/CLUSTER: Mais países promovem o acesso dos radioamadores à banda dos 60m segundo as recomendações da WRC-15

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

ARRL reports radio amateurs in Kazakhstan, Slovenia and Niger now have
access to the new 5 MHz band agreed at WRC-15

They say: Radio amateurs in Kazakhstan now have access to the band
5,351.5-5,366.5 kHz on a secondary basis. The allocation came in the
wake of a request by the Association of Amateur Radio Services in
Kazakhstan (AARSK) to telecommunications regulators. Permissible power
output has not yet been established.

Radio amateurs in Slovenia and Niger also have been granted access to
the new, 15 kHz 60-meter band, and others were expected to follow when
the Final Acts of World Radiocommunication Conference 2015 went into
effect on January 1. Hams in Slovenia may apply for a temporary
3-month authorization and must conform to the 15 W EIRP power output
limit established at WRC-15. Telecommunications authorities hope to
have operational rules ready in the interim. Operation in Niger will
be under a footnote to the International Table of Frequency
Allocations.

Kazakhstan and Slovenia have advocated that their licensees adhere to
the provisional IARU Region 1 band plan for 60 meters. Sixty-meter
operation during the upcoming 5U5R DXpedition to Niger is expected to
be around 5360 kHz on CW and SSB.

Source ARRL
http://www.arrl.org/news/more-countries-join-the-growing-60-meter-community