ARLA/CLUSTER: Numero de radioamadores continua a decair no Japão

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

Amateur radio decline in Japan continues

*Hideo JH3XCU/1* has tweeted the latest total for the number of radio
amateurs in Japan

On December 26, 2020, Japan (population 126m) had 389,343 licensed amateur
radio stations, a fall of 12,837 during the year. On December 28, 2019,
there had been 402,180 amateur stations which in turn had been a fall of
some 15,000 from a year earlier.

Over 90% of all Japanese amateurs have the popular Class 4 operator
license. Introduced in the 1950's it was the world's first HF license that
didn't require a Morse code test.

A Class 4 licence permits the following:
• 1 watt EIRP on 135 and 472 kHz
• 10 watts output on 1.9, 3.5, 7, 21, 24, 28 MHz bands
• 20 watts output on 50, 144 and 430 MHz bands
• Varying power levels between 10 watts and 0.1 watts on ALL amateur bands
between 1240 MHz and 250 GHz.

Follow JH3XCHU/1 on Twitter
https://twitter.com/JH3XCU/status/1342608581955256320

AH0A Historic Japanese Amateur Radio Statistics
http://www.ah0a.org/MPT/index.html
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