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Rik
What ITU document contains the definition that
digital modes are telegraphy. The official handbook issued by HM STATIONARY
OFFICE for radio officers states that telegraphy is on/off keyed morse code ie
CW and MCW
and telephony a voice transmission. Other permitted
modes fall into a different category.
G3KEV
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Wednesday, November 18, 2009 2:55
PM
Subject: LF: 500kHz in Belgium
All,
over the past weeks I received several questions
wether ECC Recommendation T/R 61-01 includes 501-504kHz in Belgium.
I
asked BIPT (our Ofcom, FCC, ...) and received this answer (in Dutch)
:
Een buitenlandse titularis van een HAREC
vergunning mag onder dezelfde voorwaarden als de Belgische radioamateurs alle
toegelaten klassen van uitzending en alle frequenties gebruiken.
Dan mag
hij ook de frequentieband 501-504 kHz gebruiken.
English
translation:
A foreign holder of a HAREC licence may operate under the
same conditions as Belgian radio amateurs, using all approved modes and
frequencies.
This includes the frequency range 501-504kHz.
So it
is legal to operate as ON/PAxxx/P, ON/Fxxxx/P, ON/Gxxxx/P etc.
Restrictions
(that of course also apply to our foreign guests):
- 501-504kHz
-
NIB
- max. 5W EIRP (not ERP !)
- max. 100Hz bandwidth
- only
telegraphy (as per ITU definition, thus includes digital text
modes)
73, Rik ON7YD - OR7T
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