ARLA/CLUSTER: Radioamadores japoneses ganham extensões nas bandas de 80 e 160m

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Japan gets extended 160m and 80m bands

Japan's *JARL* reports on April 21, Japanese radio amateurs were granted
extensions to the 1.8 and 3.5 MHz bands along with hands-on operation by
unqualified people and simplification of licensing procedure

The JARL post says:

The frequency bands that have been additionally allocated this time are as
follows:
• 1,800 to 1,810 kHz
• 1,825 to 1,875 kHz
• 3,575 to 3,580 kHz
• 3,662 to 3,680 kHz

With this revision, Japanese radio amateurs can now operate FT8 on
international standard frequencies.

In addition, it will also be possible to perform telephone communications
such as SSB and image communications such as SSTV, which could not be
operated on the 160m band until now, the allocation was previously just
1,810-1,825 and 1,907.5-1,912.5 kHz. (Application procedure is required for
operation of telephone communication such as SSB and image communication
such as SSTV in the additionally allocated 160m allocations.)

Part of the radio station license procedure rules has been revised, and
simplification of the procedure for applying for a license change related
to the operation of connecting an auxiliary device to the external input
terminal of the amateur station transmitter.

Up to now, when performing data communication by connecting a personal
computer, etc. to the external input terminal of the amateur radio, when
performing new data communication it was necessary to formally submit
specifications such as attached equipment (PC) specifications. Now, under
certain conditions, amateurs will be able to omit the procedures that were
required.

Until now use of an amateur station by unqualified people was limited to
certain amateur radio stations such as for International Space Station
school contacts. This restriction will be relaxed and expanded to all
amateur stations under certain conditions.

In addition, with regard to the operation by unqualified people, the age
limit has been removed from the youth, and the opportunity for many people
from youth to the elderly to be interested in amateur radio will be
expanded.

The full text of the JARL post can be seen at
https://tinyurl.com/JapanJARL

Report in Hamlife
https://www.hamlife.jp/2020/04/21/hamradio-seidoseibi-kouhu/
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