MM0BSM
2nd August 2005, 12:16 PM
as of 0000 cet HA has access to use 6m for 30 days 1st Aug on wards
Three experimental radio licences signed and issued today{1st aug} for three amateur radio organizations permits restricted amateur radio usage of the 50 MHz band for the first time in Hungary for 65 stations.
The licence is valid for a period of 30 days starting 1 August 2005. The aim of the experiment is to study whether amateur radio usage of the 50 MHz band on a secondary basis causes interference in the reception of broadcasting stations. The frequency range permitted for the experiment is 50.0500 - 50.5000 MHz, and the licence is valid for all operating modes, including FM and digital modes, like - as an example - PSK. Maximum effective radiated power (ERP) however is limited to 5 Watts.
The original licence request was submitted by Haros Radio Club (HA5HRK) in June 2005. It was preceded by intensive preparatory work, which included - inter alia - the studying of European licencing practices and the history of opening the band for amateur radio usage in countries with similar circumstances, the coexistence of amateur radio stations and broadcasting stations, propagation and other phenomena of the 50 MHz band. The licencing authority was very cooperative and decided to broaden the circle of stations in the experiment by inviting members of two other amateur radio organizations to participate. All three organizations have submitted their lists of participanting stations, and the three licences issued today contain a total of 65 stations.
The quick and positive response of the National Communications Authority is exemplary and reflects the authority's professional attitude and willingness for cooperation, which may in the future lead to a more general permission of amateur radio usage of the 6m band.
We hope that these radio amateurs, with their experience, international reputation and the geographical location of their stations mean guarantee to the success and professionalism of the experiment.
Stations licenced to work on 6m between 1-30 August 2005:
HA0DU, HA0HO, HA0HW, HA0LC,
HA1AG/p, HA1FV, HA1RS, HA1UF/p, HA1WD, HA1XY, HA1YA, HG1Z,
HA2RD, HA2SX, HA2VR, HG2ECZ,
HA3MQ, HA3MY, HA3UU,
HA4DX, HA4XG, HA4YF,
HA5AK, HA5CBA, HA5DI, HA5HK, HA5HRK, HA5JI, HA5KDQ, HA5KHC, HA5LN, HA5LV, HA5MA, HA5MS, HA5OV, HA5PT, HA5RSB, HA5TMK, HA5UK, HA5VW, HA5VZ/7, HA5WH, HA5XXA, HA5XYZ,
HA6KNB, HA6NL, HA6NN, HA6OI, HA6ZB,
HA7CR, HA7EG, HA7MB, HA7P, HA7PB, HA7TM, HA7UG, HA7VC, HG7NS, HG7WFM,
HA8BE, HA8BI, HA8BS, HA8IB, HA8MV,
HA9OZD
During the experiment, a beacon is planned to be operational on 50.050 MHz by HA5AK.
Further information is available by e-mail: info(at)hasix.org . You are invited to join the open mailing list of the experiment at http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m (http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m).
The team of HA5HRK
Three experimental radio licences signed and issued today{1st aug} for three amateur radio organizations permits restricted amateur radio usage of the 50 MHz band for the first time in Hungary for 65 stations.
The licence is valid for a period of 30 days starting 1 August 2005. The aim of the experiment is to study whether amateur radio usage of the 50 MHz band on a secondary basis causes interference in the reception of broadcasting stations. The frequency range permitted for the experiment is 50.0500 - 50.5000 MHz, and the licence is valid for all operating modes, including FM and digital modes, like - as an example - PSK. Maximum effective radiated power (ERP) however is limited to 5 Watts.
The original licence request was submitted by Haros Radio Club (HA5HRK) in June 2005. It was preceded by intensive preparatory work, which included - inter alia - the studying of European licencing practices and the history of opening the band for amateur radio usage in countries with similar circumstances, the coexistence of amateur radio stations and broadcasting stations, propagation and other phenomena of the 50 MHz band. The licencing authority was very cooperative and decided to broaden the circle of stations in the experiment by inviting members of two other amateur radio organizations to participate. All three organizations have submitted their lists of participanting stations, and the three licences issued today contain a total of 65 stations.
The quick and positive response of the National Communications Authority is exemplary and reflects the authority's professional attitude and willingness for cooperation, which may in the future lead to a more general permission of amateur radio usage of the 6m band.
We hope that these radio amateurs, with their experience, international reputation and the geographical location of their stations mean guarantee to the success and professionalism of the experiment.
Stations licenced to work on 6m between 1-30 August 2005:
HA0DU, HA0HO, HA0HW, HA0LC,
HA1AG/p, HA1FV, HA1RS, HA1UF/p, HA1WD, HA1XY, HA1YA, HG1Z,
HA2RD, HA2SX, HA2VR, HG2ECZ,
HA3MQ, HA3MY, HA3UU,
HA4DX, HA4XG, HA4YF,
HA5AK, HA5CBA, HA5DI, HA5HK, HA5HRK, HA5JI, HA5KDQ, HA5KHC, HA5LN, HA5LV, HA5MA, HA5MS, HA5OV, HA5PT, HA5RSB, HA5TMK, HA5UK, HA5VW, HA5VZ/7, HA5WH, HA5XXA, HA5XYZ,
HA6KNB, HA6NL, HA6NN, HA6OI, HA6ZB,
HA7CR, HA7EG, HA7MB, HA7P, HA7PB, HA7TM, HA7UG, HA7VC, HG7NS, HG7WFM,
HA8BE, HA8BI, HA8BS, HA8IB, HA8MV,
HA9OZD
During the experiment, a beacon is planned to be operational on 50.050 MHz by HA5AK.
Further information is available by e-mail: info(at)hasix.org . You are invited to join the open mailing list of the experiment at http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m (http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m).
The team of HA5HRK