More Countries Gain Access to Extended 40m Band in January
 

Chairman of the RSGB Spectrum Forum, Colin Thomas, G3PSM, reports that
Denmark has published a plan to allow amateur radio in the band 7100 -
7200kHz from 1 January 2005.

The Polish regulatory authority has agreed that the band 7100-7200 kHz is to
become available to Polish amateurs on a secondary basis, effective with the
date of bringing into force the new National Frequency Allocation Table, the
publication of which is expected in January.

Other countries where IARU member societies have approached their
authorities for early access to the extended band include Belgium, the Czech
Republic and the Netherlands.

(RSGB)

Mike Terry wrote:

Chairman of the RSGB Spectrum Forum, Colin Thomas, G3PSM, reports that
Denmark has published a plan to allow amateur radio in the band 7100 -
7200kHz from 1 January 2005.

The Polish regulatory authority has agreed that the band 7100-7200 kHz is to
become available to Polish amateurs on a secondary basis, effective with the
date of bringing into force the new National Frequency Allocation Table, the
publication of which is expected in January.

Other countries where IARU member societies have approached their
authorities for early access to the extended band include Belgium, the Czech
Republic and the Netherlands.

(RSGB)

It would be nice if they would clear up the mess with ham's and the
international broadcasters on 41-m.


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