Topband: Region One stations below 1810 kHz

[Henk Remijn PA5KT]

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.
>
>
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> Nick, UY0ZG
> http://www.topband.in.ua
>
> Tree писал 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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