----- Original Message -----
Sent: Monday, September 13, 2010 12:40
PM
Subject: LF: Info_OK0EMW_OK2BVG
Dear
friends!
As you have maybe
noticed, the OK0EMW beacon was off for the whole last week, I was on vacation
and didn’t want to keep it running unattended (storms).
Well, I am back and
I have a couple of a good news for all you 600m enthusiasts:
- Permission for
OK0EMW beacon was prolonged, so I can keep it alive and kicking for the next
„year“, that means up to the 13th August 2011. Luckily there is no
jamming caused by the beacon nor any complaints about its operation and it’s
transmission is monitored by several amateurs within EU region. That is why
I was able to obtain the licence extension.
- With big thanks
to the executive staff from The Czech Telecommunication Office (CTU) and
also to the beacon operation coordinator (OK1HH) from the Czech Radio Club (CRK), I was
granted very special permission for experimental amateur transmission for
the OK2BVG station:
CALL:
OK2BVG
BAND: 501 –
504kHz
QTH:
JN88KS
PWR: 20W Max. E.R.P.
Valid to: 1.9.2011
On the 13th
September 2010, at 20:00 UT I will begin with slow CW (QRSS3) transmission on
501.900kHz! I will use PWR = 1W ERP (TX and ANT of beacon OK0EMW).
Since this is for
the first time some amateur from OK region is allowed to operate at 600m, each
call will be somewhat unique. And of course all monitoring reports are more
than welcome!
In case of storms
or QRN the launch will be delayed until a weather settles.
73!
Lubos, OK2BVG,
JN88KS
