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Irish Radio Transmitters Society
Radio News Bulletin

Sunday August 10th 2008


Extra Facilities for Experimenters

The 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 watts PEP 
and 25 watts PEP for mobile operation.  This change has been made in 
Part IV of the licence documentation in ComReg Document No 02/77R6 of 
the 17th of July 2008.  

ComReg has also made provision for the release of to licensed 
experimenters of spot frequencies in the segment 5.0 to 5.5 MHz on 
the basis of an individual application.  The upper power limit is 200 
watts PEP.

The frequencies which the IRTS agreed with the military authorities 
and with ComReg are four 3 kHz channels centered on 5280, 5290, 5400 
and 5405 kHz. These are the same as four of the channels at present 
available in the UK. When permissions are issued, operators should 
bear in mind that three time sequenced propagation beacons operate on 
5290 kHz in the UK.  The application form for a licence extension to 
cover operation on the 5 MHz frequencies is ComReg Document No 
02/07R2 and is available on the ComReg website under Latest 
Publications and through a link to ComReg 'Publications in 2008' on 
the IRTS homepage at www.irts.ie.  

These facilities are the result of a long period of negotiation by 
IRTS with ComReg and in relation to the frequencies at 5 MHz with the 
military authorities also.  ComReg has also published an application 
Form for an Automatic Station, that is, a Repeater or a Beacon in 
ComReg Document No 08/58 and revised Radio Experimenter Guidelines in 
ComReg Document No 02/05R6.  These documents are also available 
through the link to ComReg 'Publications in 2008' on the IRTS 
homepage at www.irts.ie.

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IRTS Radio News

Mark, EI7IS will finish in the post of radio news editor in a few 
weeks from now and we are currently seeking a replacement. If anyone 
is interested please contact Finbarr Buckley EI1CS by e-mail at 
"buckleyf1 at eircom dot net" or via 021-4346622 as soon as possible.  
Assistance will be given to the person that takes over this post.

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Limerick Radio Club
 
On the 16th and 17th of August, members of Limerick Radio Club will be 
participating from Tarbert Island Lighthouse No. IRE073 for the 
International Lighthouse Weekend, using the call-sign EI4TLH . Club 
members, who intend taking part in the event should contact John 
EI6IW at QTHR or by e-mail to "johne at gofree dot indigo dot ie".

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Cork Radio Club

Cork Radio Club are very much looking forward to hosting the rally 
this year at Montenotte Hotel, Cork on Sunday the 14th of September 
and hope you will share the same commitment as before in the last 16 
years.
 
Further details will be posted with regards to the location "how to 
get there" etc. A short video of the venue can be viewed on "you 
tube" URL www.youtube.com/ei5crc.
 
The Cork Radio Club meets every Monday night at 8.30 pm at 1a 
Assumption Road Cork.  Further details from the club Secretary, Frank 
Mason EI6EVB at QTHR.

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Items for inclusion in next weeks Radio News should be forwarded to 
Mark Wall, EI7IS at QTHR or by phone to 087-6302026 or 051-340850. 
Items for the radio news can also be faxed to 087 5 6302026. News 
should be submitted via e-mail to "news at irts dot ie" for automatic 
forwarding to both the radio and printed news services. Please note 
that items for the radio news should reach the editor no later than 
midday on Friday in order to be guaranteed inclusion in the following 
Sunday's bulletin.



            Best 73 from John, Sysop @ EI3DIB.#TIPP.IRL.EU


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