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EA & territories back on 70 MHz By David Butler Published: 29 June 2009  Print  EmailEA, EA6, EA8, EA9 stations have, as of 22 June, been allowed back onto 70 MHz until June 2010. 70.150 MHz +/- 6 kHz and 70.200 MHz +/- 6 kHz using 10W Update on the release of 70 MHz in Norway By LA4ANA Published: 25 June 2009 Print EmailThe Norwegian Post and Telecommunications Authorities have now started the formal hearing of their proposal for a new Amateur Radio Regulation. The proposal includes the use of the 4 meter band on a secondary basis, covering in total 200 kHz spread over 5 frequency blocks. The closing date for the hearing is set for the middle of September. This would still leave hope for the new regulation to become effective before the end of this year. 73 de Robert LA4ANA PW 70 MHz Contest - Saturday 13 June By David Butler Published: 12 June 2009 Print EmailPractical Wireless Low Power 70 MHz Contest Saturday 13 June 1100 - 1700 UTC http://www.pwcontest.org.uk/4a2009.htmlSATURDAY 13 JUNE 1100-1700 UTC See Forum -> Contests for further details IRTS (Irish) News on 4 m By EI7IQ Published: 31 May 2009 Print EmailThe IRTS (National Society in EI) News service is transmitted every Sunday evening at 20.00 local time, from Co. Mayo in Ireland on 70.375 FM. This is part of a four band simulcast by the local club, The Mayo Radio Experimenters. The other frequencies are 145.6 (local repeater) 433.450 FM and 51.450 FM. Reception reports most welcome. D4 on 4 m By CT1HZE Published: 28 May 2009 Print EmailD44TD, Antonio is qrv now from Cabo Verde, HK86NO, on 4 m (70.200 RX and TX) with FT847 and 4 ele Yagi. A nice challenge! GL 73 Joe, CT1HZE/DL8HCZ Slovak stations have an access to 70 MHz band By OM3EI Published: 13 May 2009 Print EmailSince May 1st, 2009 Slovak (OM) stations have an access to 70 MHz band: - Segment 70,250 – 70,350 MHz - Max. 10 W ERP - Extra class only - Each station must apply for a special permission for 70 MHz I hope there will be a good activity from Slovakia on 4 m. 73, Roman OM3EI IARU R1 Countries with 4 m By EI3IO Published: 8 May 2009 Print EmailI've just been browsing the IARU R1 web-site and its pages which cover 4 m. IARU's list of 4 m countries is, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Monaco, Montenegro, Portugal, Serbia, Slovenia, Somalia, South Africa, Sweden and United Kingdom. I was interested to see Montenegro and Serbia listed. I already have Serbia confirmed but would be interested if anyone knows whether any stations are QRV from Montenegro as well as their licensing conditions. Obviously they are also missing a few e.g. ES and OK to name but 2. 73s Dave EI3IO 4 m in OM By ok2poi Published: 1 May 2009 Print EmailSlovak telecommunication office informed that OM calls can get special permission for 4 m. The permission is for 1 year, freq. 70.250-350 CW and 70.300-70.350 SSB FM, PWR 10 W ERP Who is first? 73 Jiri OK2POI DI2AX in JN49AX QRV on 70 MHz By DD7PC Published: 26 April 2009 Print EmailHello, Just for information - I received my permission to transmit on 69.9950 MHz in all modes. Permission is for 6 months from 1. Jun. - 30. Nov. 09.My call is DI2AX in JN49AX. I collected some information on http://dd7pc.qsl.nu/DI2AX.htm hope for many contacts! vy73 Marco DD7PC / DI2AX Mid Cornwall Beacons By G3TCU Published: 7 April 2009 Print EmailHaving just read that Ted, G3YJX has 'retired' as beacon keeper, may I offer thanks for all his efforts over the years on behalf of myself and I'm sure many others. The beacons on 4m (and the other bands) have been been really useful and I hope this can continue.
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