The following information is provided to inform those living in other
IARU-regions than number 1 how the current situation/recommendation
looks like in REGION 1. This extract covers TOPBAND. If someone would
like to get the whole document I can send it upon request....
I.A.R.U. REGION 1 CONFERENCE 1996
29 SEP - 6 OCT, Dan Panorama, Tel Aviv, Israel
Committee C.4 DOC/96/TAI/C4.9
Revision 1
IARU REGION 1 HF BAND PLAN (part 1 of 2)
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1.810 - 1.838 MHz cw only
1.838 - 1.840 digimode except packet, cw
1.840 - 1.842 digimode except packet, phone, cw
1.842 - 2.000 phone, cw
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IARU REGION 1 HF BAND PLAN (part 2 of 2)
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REMARKS:
Where several modes are shown in the sub-bands the first has priority.
But this has to be exercised on a Non-interference Basis (NIB) according
to the ITU Radio Regulations.
A mode written in brackets () means "preferred area of activity".
The expression RTTY shall be replaced by the expression DIGIMODE. The
expression "digimode" includes all modes of this form of transmission.
(e.g. Baudot/RTTY, AMTOR, PACTOR, CLOVER, ASCII, Packet Radio).
The expression "phone" includes all modes of this form of transmission.
Up to 10 MHz LSB and above USB should be used on HF bands.
1.8 MHz band:
Those Societies which have an existing SSB allocation below 1840 kHz may
continue to use it. However, they are requested to take all necessary steps
with their licensing Administrations to adjust the phone allocations in
accordance with the Region 1 Band Plan.
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Unmanned transmitting stations:
IARU Member Societies are requested to limit this activity on the HF bands.
It is recommended that any unmanned transmitting station on HF shall only
be activated under operator control except for IARU approved beacons or
specially licensed experimental stations.
Transmitting Frequencies:
The announced frequencies in the Band Plan are understood as "transmitting
frequencies" (not those of the suppressed carrier!).
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National Societies are requested to advise their members to follow this Band
Plan.
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...compiled Nov. 12, 1996 / DJ8WL / DARC
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