I don´t believe that half of the participants are in Turkmenistan.
If not licensed they are not allowed to transmit anywhere.
So all stations from region 1 transmitting below 1810kHz should be
disqualified.
73
Peter, DJ7WW
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Sent: Samstag, 25. Dezember 2021 12:55
To: Henk Remijn PA5KT
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Subject: Re: Topband: Region One stations below 1810 kHz
There are, of course, minor exceptions. In Turkmenistan, for example,
no licenses are issued at all ...
And the real situation is as follows - almost all participants in
contests from Europe and Asia cannot use frequencies below 1810.
We see that half of the participants are in unequal conditions.
It is a fact.
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Nick, UY0ZG
http://www.topband.in.ua
Henk Remijn PA5KT via Topband ????? 2021-12-25 12:31:
> In region 1 the frequency 1800-1810 is still allocated to
> Radiolocation, not to Amateur.
>
> However it is always possible that individual countries create
> different allocations.
>
> Similar to the upper frequency.
>
> 1810-1850 is primary Amateur.
>
> 1850-2000 is secondary Amateur.
>
> Some countries allow the complete allocation, some have restrictions.
> And some even have restrictions with individual exceptions.
>
> It is impossible for contests organizers to keep up with all those
> restrictions and exceptions.
>
> 73 Henk
>
> Op 25-12-2021 om 07:49 schreef uy0zg:
>> Hey
>>
>> Everything can be solved simply.
>>
>> To approve the rules for the whole World ( only for contest) - it is
>> impossible to work until 1810. It will be fair.
>>
>>
>> ---
>> Nick, UY0ZG
>> http://www.topband.in.ua
>>
>> Tree ????? 2021-12-25 02:37:
>>> All -
>>>
>>> A friend of mine alerted me to the fact that he heard a QSO take
>>> place
>>> between someone in the USA and Europe below 1810 during the Stew. I
>>> did a
>>> little research and verified that this QSO did take place - around
>>> 1805
>>> kHz. However, the European reported the QSO on 1810 kHz.
>>>
>>> During this investigation, I have found more of these QSOs -
>>> including
>>> about two dozen with one station who was on 1808.9 kHz (per RBN).
>>>
>>> Perhaps the rules have changed recently, and these frequencies are
>>> permitted for Region 1 stations? I see all sorts of countries in the
>>> list
>>> I have generated so far.
>>>
>>> And if these are "illegal" contacts - what should be done about them?
>>>
>>> And if a Region 1 stations modified his log to change the frequency
>>> information to make it look legit - is that unsportsmanlike behavior?
>>>
>>> Tree N6TR
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