[UK-CONTEST] QRO

[Colin G3PSM]

The latest information I have for Region 1 and this refers particularly 
to 160m is -

Belarus     -         1810-1840 kHz - 10W standard, 1kW for contests 
with special permission
Belgium    -          1810-1850 kHz - 150W standard, 1kW for contests
Croatia     -          1810-1900 kHz - 1 kW standard
Czech Republic - 1810-1850 kHz - 750W standard - 1.5kW (urban) 3kW 
(rural) for contests
Denmark  -          1810-1850 kHz - 1kW standard
Finland    -           1810-1850 kHz - 1kW standard
France   -             1810-1850 kHz - 500W standard
Germany  -           1810-1850 kHz - 750W standard
Hungary  -            1810-1850 kHz - 1.5kW standard
Iceland  -              1810-1850 kHz - 1kW standard
Isreal  -                 1810-1850 kHz - 1.5kW standard
Lithuania (new regulations pending) - 1810-1850 kHz - 1 kW standard
Norway  -               1810-1850 kHz - 1 kW standard
Poland  -               1810-1850 kHz - 500W standard
Sweden  -              1810-1850 kHz - 1 kW standard

These power limits and frequency allocations apply to "Full/Class A" 
licencees only.

I think we have a basis for negotiations.

73

Colin, G3PSM


Berni GU0IDA wrote:

>In SP a class 1 licence, the equivalent of our Class A, is 500W and for special stations like contest stations with permission can use 1500W.
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>Donald Field <g3xtt at lineone.net> wrote:
>  
>That's interesting, because many contest rules have followed the CQ example
>in recent years and put a limit on the Open categories of 1500 Watts (so the
>US doesn't get disadvantaged I guess). Belgium has had a 2kW contest
>facility for many years now, while still retaining a 150 watt limit for
>day-to-day stuff (I guess that may have changed by now).
>
>Don G3XTT
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: uk-contest-bounces at contesting.com
>[mailto:uk-contest-bounces at contesting.com] On Behalf Of Colin G3PSM
>Sent: 28 April 2006 20:29
>To: Uk-Contest at Contesting.Com
>Subject: [UK-CONTEST] QRO
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>Going back to our previous discussion on this subject I have today 
>received this information from the Czech Society CRC -
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>>"At international amateur radio competitions a
>>class A operator may operate a station with a maximum power output of 1500
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>W
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>>in an urban area and 3000 W outside this territory.
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>73
>
>Colin, G3PSM
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