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ARRL reports<\/a> on Beijing\u2019s draft Measures for the Administration of Amateur Radio Stations<\/strong><\/a> which appear to threaten 136 kHz and most amateur bands above 146 MHz.<\/p>\n ARRL say:<\/p>\n Lide Zhang, BI8CKU<\/strong>, told ARRL that the proposal would prohibit amateur operation on the 2200-meter band as well as on 146 \u2013 148 MHz, 1260 \u2013 1300 MHz, 3400 \u2013 3500 MHz, 5650 \u2013 5725 MHz, and all bands above 10 GHz.<\/em><\/p>\n Radio communications engineer and Chinese Amateur Satellite Group (CAMSAT) CEO Alan Kung, BA1DU<\/strong>, told ARRL that government efforts to eliminate some amateur bands are nothing new, but proposals that have been aired for a while now are on the regulatory agency\u2019s schedule. Kung said he does not anticipate that all of the bands proposed will be taken away, but he conceded that the climate will \u201cundoubtedly\u201d become increasingly more dangerous for China\u2019s amateur radio community.<\/em><\/p>\n Read the full ARRL story at A translation of the draft proposal says:<\/p>\n \u201cNote 1: Unless otherwise specified, 135.7-137.8kHz, 146-148MHz, 1240-1260MHz, 1260-1300MHz, 3400-3500MHz, 5650-5725MHz, 10-10.4 GHz, 79-81GHz, 122.25-123GHz, 136-141GHz, 241-248GHz frequency The band frequency shall not be used for amateur services in the territory of the People\u2019s Republic of China.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n A translated version of the draft proposal is at https:\/\/tinyurl.com\/Beijing-Amateur-2019-Draft<\/a><\/p>\n Original text https:\/\/www.kechuang.org\/r\/305282<\/a><\/p>\n<\/div>\n Get The Details…<\/a> Powered by WPeMatico<\/a><\/small><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Ministry of Industry and Information Technology<\/p>\n ARRL reports<\/a> on Beijing\u2019s draft Measures for the Administration of Amateur Radio Stations<\/strong><\/a> which appear to threaten 136 kHz and most amateur bands above 146 MHz.<\/p>\n ARRL say:<\/p>\n Lide Zhang, BI8CKU<\/strong>, told ARRL that the proposal would prohibit amateur operation on the 2200-meter band as well as on 146 \u2013 148 MHz, 1260 \u2013 1300 MHz, 3400 \u2013 3500 MHz, 5650 \u2013 5725 MHz, and all bands above 10 GHz.<\/em><\/p>\n Radio communications engineer and Chinese Amateur Satellite Group (CAMSAT) CEO Alan Kung, BA1DU<\/strong>, told ARRL that government efforts to eliminate some amateur bands are nothing new, but proposals that have been aired for a while now are on the regulatory agency\u2019s schedule. Kung said he does not anticipate that all of the bands proposed will be taken away, \u2026 Continue reading
\nhttp:\/\/www.arrl.org\/news\/china-telecoms-regulator-proposing-to-delete-some-current-amateur-allocations<\/a><\/p>\n
\nm5aka AMSAT-UK<\/p>\nBeijing\u2019s draft ham radio regulations raise concerns<\/h2>\n<\/p>\n
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