ARLA/CLUSTER: Re: [CT-Com. & Tec.] Radioamadores japoneses ganham extensões nas bandas de 80 e 160m

[Filipe Lopes]

Hello

ja podemos fazer o Japoneses em FT8 em 160m sem split em 1908 e na banda
toda em CW.

( Band whole )
--- 160m ---
1800-1875kHz
1907.5-19125.5kHz
--- 80m ---
3500-3580kHz
3599-3612kHz
3662-3687kHz

( Modes details )
--- 160m ---
1800-1810kHz : All
1810-1825kHz : A1A
1825-1875kHz : All
1907.5-19125.5kHz: A1A, F1B, F1D, G1B, G1D
--- 80m ---
3500-3520kHz : A1A
3520-3535kHz : A1A, F1B, F1D, G1B, G1D
3535-3575kHz : All (Except for JA-JA Digital)
3575-3580kHz : All
3599-3612kHz : All
3662-3687kHz : All

73's Filipe Lopes
CT1ILT - CR6K
F4VPX - TM3M


João Costa > CT1FBF <ct1fbf  gmail.com> escreveu no dia quarta, 22/04/2020
à (s) 12:36:

> 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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