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4 m General Release in EI By ei7ix Published: 27 July 2008  Print  EmailThe 70 MHz band of 70.125 to 70.450 MHz has been released generally to experimenters. This means that any licensed experimenter may now use the band without the need to make an individual application as was the position previously. The upper power limit is 50 W PEP and 25 W PEP for mobile operation. (Thanks to IRTS News for info). Danish allocation expanded By Bo, OZ2M Published: 19 June 2008 Print EmailThe Danish 4 m band allocation has been extended with three new segments of which two are a direct extensions to existing ones.
4 m beacon on CT land By ct1fjo Published: 18 June 2008 Print Emailhi all after some problems, the 4 m beacon it's on air again. some changes on the call and frequency the call is CS5BFM and the new frequency is 70.166 MHz 73 nuno JN51XX on air byIQ0HL/0 By IK0IXI Published: 11 June 2008 Print EmailFriday June 13 Fabio will be QRV on 4m from the JN51XX as IQ0HL/0. Random MS JT6M and Tropo/Es SSB/CW since 08:00z till 17:00z sharing the DK0A's team MS 2m/6m location already running. Rig: JRC HF + homemade XVTR and 4 el. yagi. Portugal back on 70 MHz By ct1ffu/tony Published: 29 May 2008 Print EmailFrom today on 29. 5. 2008 the Portuguese radioamateurs are again licenced by Anacom to use the 4m band. This time with new allocation and secondary basis: Best 73's all CT1FFU May meeting of WGFM and ECA By EI3IO Published: 25 May 2008 Print EmailI understand that most of the amendments to the ECA in the input document were accepted (including the footnote on 70 MHz). The draft update of the ECA, ERC Report 25 for the year 2008 was therefore adopted for public consultation. As there is no formal 4 m Group and lobby body yet in existence, I hope IARU R1 will consider submitting a response to the consultation in support of the footnote and propose that the situation is reviewed when more countries have decided to allocate the band to the amateur service. As the instigator of the original proposal I'm sure the IRTS (Irish national society) will consider the issue as well. Anyway - fingers crossed - lots of good news around plus excellent conditions on 4m yesterday, Saturday 24 May. 73s Dave EI3IO T7 on 4m By EI3IO Published: 25 May 2008 Print EmailJust spoke with T77C on 24 MHz. He told me they need additional permission in San Marino in addition to the Italian agreement. However he was hopeful that a T7 station would be QRV on 4m in June and a transverter is in the course of construction. 73s Dave EI3IO European Common Allocation Table 2008 By Bo, OZ2M Published: 14 May 2008 Print EmailHere you can download the European Common Allocation Table 2008 document prior to the meeting in Bruxelles 18-23 May 2008. The 70 MHz band is mentioned on page 63, 64 and 210, absolute page numbers in the PDF file. Download it here (4 MB).Italy on 70 MHz during 2008 By Tony I0JX Published: 30 April 2008 Print EmailThe authorization for a second 70 MHz ham-radio experimental campaign in Italy has been granted on April 30th 2008. Its validity lasts until December 31st 2008. The technical parameters and the operational conditions are the same as for the year-2007 experimental cycle. The I0JX/B beacon operating from Rome on 70,088 MHz has been re-activated. DL3YEE also back on 4 m until August By G6GVI Published: 1 April 2008 Print EmailKlaus, DL3YEE, also got permission to be QRV on 70 MHz again. This time from 1 May and until end of August 2008. Conditions: 69,950 MHz, max bandwidth 2,7 kHz and max 10 W EIRP.
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