[SixClub] First 50 MHz Licences in Hungary

[John Kemker]

Congratulations to our Hungarian brethren!  I look forward to trying to 
get a Hungarian QSL for the Magic Band!

--JohnK.
73 de W5NNH

W9FS - Jerry wrote:

>Please note the following info about Hungry
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>Dear VHFers,
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>Please read below news release about 50MHz availability in Hungary and
>distribute freely in your community.
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>Our experimental licence allows us to run all digital modes so we are ready
>to make WSJT experiments. Please consider to join our 6m reflector and
>arrange skeds with us for the coming Perseids.
>http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m
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>Thank you and see you soon on 6 from tomorrow
>73 de ha5pt
>Tamas
>*First 50 MHz Licences in Hungary*
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>Budapest, 29 July, 2005.
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>HA5HRK
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>Three experimental radio licences signed and issued today for three
>amateur radio organizations permits restricted amateur radio usage of
>the 50 MHz band for the first time in Hungary for 65 stations.
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>The licence is valid for a period of 30 days starting 1 August 2005. The
>aim of the experiment is to study whether amateur radio usage of the 50
>MHz band on a secondary basis causes interference in the reception of
>broadcasting stations. The frequency range permitted for the experiment
>is 50.0500 - 50.5000 MHz, and the licence is valid for all operating
>modes, including FM and digital modes, like - as an example - PSK.
>Maximum effective radiated power (ERP) however is limited to 5 Watts.
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>The original licence request was submitted by Haros Radio Club (HA5HRK)
>in June 2005. It was preceded by intensive preparatory work, which
>included - inter alia - the studying of European licencing practices and
>the history of opening the band for amateur radio usage in countries
>with similar circumstances, the coexistence of amateur radio stations
>and broadcasting stations, propagation and other phenomena of the 50 MHz
>band. The licencing authority was very cooperative and decided to
>broaden the circle of stations in the experiment by inviting members of
>two other amateur radio organizations to participate. All three
>organizations have submitted their lists of participanting stations, and
>the three licences issued today contain a total of 65 stations.
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>The quick and positive response of the National Communications Authority
>is exemplary and reflects the authority's professional attitude and
>willingness for cooperation, which may in the future lead to a more
>general permission of amateur radio usage of the 6m band.
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>We hope that these radio amateurs, with their experience, international
>reputation and the geographical location of their stations mean
>guarantee to the success and professionalism of the experiment.
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>Stations licenced to work on 6m between 1-30 August 2005:
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>HA0DU, HA0HO, HA0HW, HA0LC
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>HA1AG/p, HA1FV, HA1RS, HA1UF/p, HA1WD, HA1XY, HA1YA, HG1Z
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>HA2RD, HA2SX, HA2VR, HG2ECZ
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>HA3MQ, HA3MY, HA3UU
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>HA4DX, HA4XG, HA4YF
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>HA5AK, HA5CBA, HA5DI, HA5HK, HA5HRK, HA5JI, HA5KDQ, HA5KHC, HA5LN,
>HA5LV, HA5MA, HA5MS, HA5OV, HA5PT, HA5RSB, HA5TMK, HA5UK, HA5VW,
>HA5VZ/7, HA5WH, HA5XXA, HA5XYZ
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>HA6KNB, HA6NL, HA6NN, HA6OI, HA6ZB
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>HA7CR, HA7EG, HA7MB, HA7P, HA7PB, HA7TM, HA7UG, HA7VC, HG7NS, HG7WFM
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>HA8BE, HA8BI, HA8BS, HA8IB, HA8MV
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>HA9OZD
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>During the experiment, a beacon is planned to be operational on 50.050
>MHz by HA5AK.
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>Further information is available by e-mail: info(at)hasix.org. You are
>invited to join the open mailing list of the experiment at
>http://www.hasix.org/mailman/listinfo/6m  73! The team of HA5HRK .
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>The SIX METER WORLD WIDE CLUB team 
>Jerry W9FS 
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