ARLA/CLUSTER: Regulador do Reino Unido deixa de atribuir sufixos de indicativos com duas letras

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

UK Telecoms Regulator Ends Policy of Granting Two-Letter Call Sign Suffixes
Posted date: February 28, 2020in: News <https://qrznow.com/category/news/>
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UK telecommunications regulator Ofcom has said it no longer will issue
two-letter suffix call signs to Full Licence holders. Since mid-2018, radio
amateurs attaining the highest-class license have been able to apply for
“short�call signs such as M5xx. The policy has provided a major incentive
to upgrade. Ofcom said call signs with only two letters in the suffix are
only available to applicants who previously held them. The change in policy
affects the granting of old amateur radio call signs issued prior to World
War II, but it does not affect call signs Ofcom has already issued.* —
Thanks to *Southgate Amateur Radio News
Fonte:ARRL
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