From 1961 for some years the maximum permitted power was 10 watts into the
PA.
Currently, the band limits in the UK are 1.81 and 2 MHz.
From 1.81-1.85 MHz the maximum permitted power is 400 Watts. From 1.85-2 MHz
it is 32 Watts.
73
John Rabson G3PAI
----- Original Message -----
From: <[email protected]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2003 12:21 PM
Subject: LF: RE: Topband restrictions
Dick,
your email address isn't visible here, so I'll have to reply via the
reflector
Believe it was some restrictions when I lived there, and earlier - as G3OOQ
told me, could check the '74 callbook if somebody else don't give the proper
info
we also had some 10W (?) restrictions when we were first allowed to operate
160m from Norway in 1977
73, Jan-Martin
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-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]]On Behalf Of Dick Rollema
Sent: 11. november 2003 12:57
To: LF-Group
Subject: LF: Topband
To All from PA0SE,
Sorry to use the reflector for a non-lf topic but in this way I can reach
many amateurs in the UK that can possibly help me with some info I require.
and
I am presently writing an article on the 160m band for our VERON magazine
Electron. This band is not as popular here as it was and still is in the
UK. The reason is no doubt that only in 1962 we got a small segment, 1825 -
1835kHz, with a maximum allowed power of 10 W.
I found out that in the UK before World War II the band available to
amateurs was 1715 - 2000kHz. In 1953 this was changed to 1800 - 2000 kHz.
My questions are:
1. Were there any power restrictions in the past and present?
2. Is the band still 1800 - 2000kHz?
Any additional info of interest is also appreciated.
There must be old timers around that can help me and I thank them in
advance.
73, Dick, PA0SE
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