Walter, DI2AG/DJ2LF wrote:
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Dear Dick,
sorry about the bad news. But - how about asking your radio agency
for a test- and research permit?
Dear Walter,
That is exactly what I did, with accent on the research of skywave
propagation and on the reliability of daytime communication using small power.
It is queer that the reasons for refusal:
* The band is national and international not an amateur band
* The band is still used for emergency, urgent and safety messages
are just as valid for Germany, UK, Sweden and USA and in these
countries this is not a reason for refusing permission to use the
band for research and experiments.
I had also stated I wanted the permission for a limited period,
preferably one year. So the agency could always revoke the permission
after that period.
But being a small country our administration is always very
cautious and not inclined to be at the forefront on subjects that
have not been agreed upon between a large number of countries in CEPT
or similar organisations.
But who knows what the future may bring. Our 136 kHz permission also
came rather late.
73, Dick, PA0SE
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