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SM5KUX > IARU 28.06.96 11:31l 39 Lines 1806 Bytes #-10770 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: 437 band threat
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From: SM5KUX@SK5BN.E.SWE.EU
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SM5KUX/TPK 1.82 Msg #:846 Date:26-06-96 Time:10:16Z
Hello, just some comments for clarification.
>Band 437...438 MHz. If the conference will accept this, we officially lost the
>first part of our satellite band due to IARU action. My personal opinion ist,
>that this will only be the first step of a process, which will result in IARU
>letting keep us only a few frequencies, which are in use by the satellites,
>which are currently QRV.
There have not been any discussions about any second step, this is not a
start of something, its a isolated proposal to take care of a problem. The
proposal is for a segment of possibly 300kHz, out of the satellite part
which is 3MHz, that is one tenth of something that is presently not fully
used.
>If the proposal will be accepted, this will mean, that there will be taken away
>frequencies from the satellite service just because SSA wants to establish
>diversity repeaters in rural areas! What a BIG problem SSA has! This REALLY is
This is clearly not the big problem, several countries are limited to the
band 432-438 MHz and a repeater shift of 1.6 MHz. The current problem is
with forward links for packet. At the BBS I am using, the following
frequencies are utilized, 432.675 forwarding southbound, 433.000 voice
repeater input, 434.600 voice repeater output, 437.700 forwarding
northbound. The CEPT proposal for a European common frequency plan has
limited the 70cm band to 432-438 MHz, for the whole of Europe. Then more
countries would be faced with the same problems, how to handle a number of
transmitters/receivers in one or two MHz, while a relatively large part
(3MHz) is used only by a relatively small number of amateurs.
73 de Sigge, SM5KUX
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