Key Benefits:
Completion of the framework for the use and the interimportance of the total radio spectrum resources (frequency plan)
Under Section 3 of the law on radio frequencies, cf. Law Order no. 680 of 23. June 2004 shall be determined :
§ 1. The Danish frequency plan shall be shown in Appendix 1.
§ 2. The announcement will enter into force on the 23rd. June 2008.
Paragraph 2. Publication no. 10208 by 20. September 2007 laying down the framework for the use and the interimportance of the total radio spectrum resources shall be repealed.
Exhibit
Annex 1 to the notice on the frequency plan of 11. June 2008
1. Introduction
The Danish frequency plan describes the current application and planned future use of the global spectrum spectrum spectrum in Denmark.
The Danish frequency plan is based on Article 5 of the International Radio Regulations (Radio Regulations, hereinafter referred to as the RR), which is issued by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU). The RR provides the general international rules for the frequency management. Article 5 contains the international frequency allocation table. It indicates which radio services can be used within the range of radio frequency bands and which conditions attached to the use in each radio frequency band.
In addition, the Danish frequency allocation table includes references to implemented Danish and international agreements, decisions and conditions and so on for technical and regulatory circumstances with relevance to the Danish frequency management.
The frequency policy framework member, cf., is established within the framework of the frequency policy framework. Section 3, paragraph 3. 2, in accordance with the law of radio frequencies, cf. Law Order no. 680 of 23. June 2004 (hereinafter referred to as the frequency slots). The framework of the spectrum policy framework within which the IT and Telecommunications Management Board must prepare, take and implement decisions in the area of radio spectrum. The framework of the framework is the policy guidelines for the telephony administration of the IT and Telecommunications Management Board. The frequency policy framework for the frequency policy shall be set out in the notice. 272 of 23. April 2008 on the frequency-related framework of the spectrum.
The Danish frequency plan has been written in Danish. Many of the concepts and expressions used in the frequency and radio communications area most often appear in English only. A part of these concepts and expressions only appear to be difficult to translate into Danish. Where there may be uncertainty about the accuracy of the translations, the term ' s English concept or phrase is included in brackets.
The frequency of the peace plan applies to Denmark and does not apply to the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
2. Structure of the frequency plan
The frequency of peace consists of 4 columns. The following is the description and explanation of each column :
1. Column-"Frequencies"
The column specifies the radio frequency bands that are allocated. Radio frequency bands under 9 kHz, and over 275 GHz are not allocated.
2. column-"Dansk Allocation"
The column specifies the services that may be authorized in Denmark. The column is also included in the notes from Article 5 of RR, which establish the conditions for the use of specific allocated services and which at the same time are relevant to Denmark. The notes are referred to in 5.XXX and are listed in accordance with the service provided for by it. In Annex 1, the full text of the notes are in Danish.
3. Column-"Implemented international agreements, resolutions, and recommendations"
The column contains references to the international agreements, decisions, and recommendations that are relevant to the Danish frequency management and regulatory system. These are references to notes in RR as well as international decisions and recommendations drawn up in ECC (Electronic Communications Commitee) and under the auspicous Commission. The RR notes, which are indicated in this column, are typically directed at the general frequency use in that radio frequency band in question. Commission decisions and ECC decisions are the norm for the state of law to the extent that they are described in the frequency plan.
4. column-"Specific conditions for the Danish frequency use"
The column specifies, inter alia, rules and conditions for what concrete radio frequencies and individual frequencies are currently used / can be used for Denmark. The column also specifies new uses that will be introduced in the near future. If no rules or conditions are described, the frequency band, following the specific assessment of the IT and Telecom Management Board, may be used in accordance with the allocation in column 2, other than this contains the remarks and references to a number of relevant terms and conditions. It may be, for example, the licensing conditions applicable to services in the relevant radio frequency bands. Relevant rules are stated in the notices in the individual areas and the terms of the authorisations are based primarily on the rules of frequency slots.
3. Definitions of the allocated services in the frequency plan
The status of the allocated service as primary (text as described in uppercase letters, e.g. "MOBILE") and secondary (text) with lower case other than capital letters, for example, ' Mobil ` is defined in Article 5 of RR. The definitions shall be reproduced in Annex 2.
The definitions of services added to the Danish frequency plan shall be in accordance with the corresponding definitions in Article 1 of RR. These services are defined by the following :
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Aeronautic mobile :
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A mobile service for communication between aeronautical stations and aircraft or between air stations, which may also be used by the rescue stations. Emergency oncocks may be used in this service on design emergency frequencies.
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Aeronautic mobile (R) :
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A aeronautical mobile service reserved for communications relating to air safety and regularity, primarily in national or international civilian airspace.
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Aeronautic mobile (OR) :
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A aeronautical mobile service intended for communication includes communication that relates to air coordination, primarily outside national and international civilian airspace.
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Aeronautic
radionavigation :
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A radio avigation service intended for air safety.
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Amateur :
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A radio communication service that can be used for self-training, intercommunication and technical examinations carried out by radio amateurs, that is, by appropriate authorised persons who are interested in radioengineering alone from a personal aim. without any economic interest.
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Amateur satellite :
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A radio communication service that uses space stations on Earth satellites for the same purpose as the amateur service.
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Broadcast :
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A radio communications service whose transmissions are intended for direct reception by the general public. This service may include radio transmissions, broadcasts, or other types of transmissions.
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Broadcast satellite :
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A radio communication service, the transmission of which is transmitted or retransmitted by space stations and intended for direct reception by the general public.
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Fixed :
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A radio communication service between specific / specified fixed points.
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Fast-satellite :
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A radio communication service between trackside stations at a given position will be used when one or more satellites are used. The given position may be a specific / specified fixed point or a fixed point within specific / specified areas. In some cases, this service provides satellite-to-satellite connections, which may also work in the inter-satellite service. The fixed-satellite-satellite can also include feed links for other radio communications services.
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Inter satellite :
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It's a radio communications service between satellites.
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Earling the midway satellite :
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A radio communication service between ground stations and one or more space stations, which may include connectivity between space stations in which :
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information related to the characteristics of the earth and its natural phenomena include data related to the state of the environment, collected by active sensors or passive sensors on satellites,
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The corresponding information shall be collected via air-borne or land-based platforms,
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such information may be distributed by ground stations in the system in question ;
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platform Interrogation can be covered.
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This service can also include feeder links (feed links), if necessary for the management of operations.
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Landmobile :
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A mobile service between base stations and mobile stations or between mobile stations.
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Mobile satellite :
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A mobile satellite service in which mobile stations are located on land.
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Maritim mobile :
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A mobile service between coastal and shipping stations between ships and shipboard stations or between related communication stations. Rescue craft and emergency services may be part of this service.
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Maritim Radionavigation :
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A navigational service designed for maritime safety.
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Meteorological remedies :
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A radiocommunications service used for meteorological, including hydrological observation and exploration.
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Meteorological satellite :
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A midday observation satellite for meteorological purposes.
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Mobile :
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A radio communication service between mobile stations and landstations or between mobile stations.
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Mobile satellite :
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A radio communications service.
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between mobile land-based stations and one or more space stations or between space stations used in this service, or
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mobile ground-based stations through one or more space stations.
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This service can include feed links (feed links).
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Radioastronomy :
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A radiocommunications service based on the reception of radios of cosmic origin.
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Radionavigation :
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Radio step-determination used for navigational purposes, including obstruction of the obstacles (obstruction warning).
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Radionavigation satellite :
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A radio station-station satellite only intended for radio-navigation purposes.
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Radio Stepcondition :
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A destination service used for determining a position, speed and / or other of an object ' s characteristics or the provision of information related to these parameters by means of the propagation properties of radio waves.
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Space research :
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A radio communications service in which space vessels or other space-borne objects are used for scientific or technical research purposes.
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Space operation :
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A radio communications service that exclusively relates to ship management, in particular : space tracking (space tracking), space telemetry, etc., etc.
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Standard frequency and time signal :
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A radio communications service for scientific, technical or other uses which, on specified radio frequencies, are sending out time signals of a particularly high accuracy, and intended for general reception.
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4. Examples of specific services and their scope and possibilities
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Aeronautic services :
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Aeronautic services cover both the communications needs of civil aviation and the communication needs of the defence of the communication in air communications. Civil aviation mainly uses VHF radio frequency band 118-137 MHz.
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Broadcast :
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Broadcast is a combined designation for priority radio and television.
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Fixed services :
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For fixed services, inter alia, radiocater, point-to-multipoint and multipoint-to-multipoint systems.
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A radio crow is a description of a fixed connection which is normally characterised by the optical term between the sending and reception station and that the positions of both sending and receiving stations are known. A point-to-multipoint system, typically wireless subscriber FWA (Fixed Wireless Access), is a description of fixed radio connections, where the position at the base station (send station) is known, while the position at the destination station is not exactly known.
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For example, multipoint systems can be MWS (Multimedia Wireless Systems) as well as systems in which recipient stations communicate with multiple base stations.
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Gestor Watchin Services :
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Wage observation services are becoming increasingly widespread and increasingly important at both national and global level. The applications are manifold. They shall include, inter alia, the measurement of the size of the marine wave, the height measurements on land and at sea, radar images of the soil and the measurement of electromagnetic waves. These measurements include, inter alia, the definition of climate models, estimation of agricultural yield, the estimation of the quality of crops, etc.
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Mobile services :
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Mobile services include primary communications between mobile and portable radios and basic stations at the VHF and UHF radio frequency band. For example, for example, TETRA, TETRAPOL and other digital trunchised radio systems, passenger search systems (ON-SITE paging), reporting devices, wireless video cameras, telemetry, and wireless telephones.
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Maritime services :
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Maritime services cover both the civil maritime's communications needs and the communications needs of the defence, and maritime navigation services are available under the radio-destination services.
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The telegraph-duty (morse signals) in ships have been disconnected in the context of the introduction of the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). There is no longer a requirement for ships exceeding a certain size to be a telegraph operator on board. All radiotelegraphy on Danish ships and coastal stations has been discharged from 1. February 1999.
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Meteorological services :
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The meteorological services are primarily radioprobing, windy radar radar and weather imams from satellites.
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Military use or exclusive military use :
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Radio frequency bands used both for civil and military use. If the table is specified ' Exclusive military use ', it covers radio frequency bands which are solely allowed to be used by the defence. The use of radio frequencies allocated exclusively to the use of the defense shall be used for civil and military purposes only after a discussion between IT and Telecommunications and the defence. The defence has been exempted from the general requirements for the authorisation and payment of charges in the radio spectrum, where military use or exclusivity is set out. The frequency use of the defence shall be such that use does not interfere with other radio frequencies users.
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Mobile services :
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Mobile services include, inter alia, low-level applications (Short Range Devices) and public mobile communications, to which GSM900/DCS1800, IMT-2000/UMTS and S-PCS will be counted.
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Radio Stepcondition :
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Radioactivity can be split into navigation services and radio-destination services. The difference between these is in a big move that navigation is used to find the way, and the step-determination will be used to position objects. Navigation is, inter alia, ship radar and tool for landing systems and MLS for aircraft. For example, radio-regulation (GNSS GPS/DGPS) is used for precise positioning, for example by pipeline and bridges.
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Space research :
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Space research is primarily related to the exploration of the outer space, that is to say. planets and stars.
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Satellite services :
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Satellite services are characterised by the transmission of two or more points on the ground via satellite. Satellites can generally be divided into geostationary satellites and in the non-geostationary satellites.
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In Denmark, satellites are primarily used as a supplement and possibly alternatives to the thread-borne and the mobile infrastructure. Broadband and multimedia services are also possible when using satellites. There is the possibility of high-speed Internet, video conferencing, video distribution, video distribution, mobile telephony and mobile telephone services etc.
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Scientific services :
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Scientific services include a wide range of different uses such as meteorology, soil observation, space exploration, radio astronomy and the ISM (industrial, scientific and medical applications).
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5. List of Annexes
Annex 1 is renders the full text of the RR notes referred to in the frequency plan.
Annex 2 is renr in Danish Article 5 of RR. Article 5 contains a description of the three categories of services used in this frequency plan.
Appendix 3 is a list of Danish laws and notices referred to in the frequency plan.
Annex 4 is a list of Danish radio interfaces which, inter alia, contain technical conditions for frequency use.
Annex 5 shall be a summary of the ECC and ERC Decisions (Decisions) Decisions. ECC and ERC decisions are available in English. The frequency plan is ECC and ERC decisions identified by a number followed by a short text on the subject of the specific resolution. In the inventory, only the ECC and ERC decisions are taken, which appear on the frequency plan.
Annex 6 is a summary of the ECC and ERC recommendations (Recommendations) which Denmark has chosen to follow. In the inventory, only the ECC and ERC recommendations are included which are appearing on the frequency plan.
Annex 7 is a list of the international agreements referred to in the frequency plan and which Denmark has concluded.
Annex 8 is a list of the Commission decisions implemented in Denmark at the frequency plan.
Annex 9 contains a list of abbreviations, words-and conceptual explanations and so on.
Annex 10 is the frequency table.
6. Additional information vertebrae
The frequency plan is available on the IT and Telecommunications website www.itst.dk.
The frequency plan is also available in an interactive version on the home page. Here, it is possible to search the frequency plan and, for example, get views of selected radio frequency bands, services, sets of rules, etc.
Additional information on the specific frequency regulation, including links to laws and executive orders, Danish interfaces, and information on authorisation conditions may be provided on www.itst.dk.
The laws, regulations and Danish radio interfaces may also be requisitioned by way of application of IT and Telecommunications :
IT and Telecommunications Services
Holsteinsgade 63
2100 Copenhagen Ø
Phone : 3545 0000
Fax : 3545 0010
E-Mail : itst@itst.dk
Homepage :
www.itst.dk
ITU Radio Regulations (RR), ITU recommendations and reports can be ordered from :
International Telecommunication Union
Sales service
Place des Nations
CH-1211 Geneva 20
Switzerland
Telefon : +41 22 730 6141
Fax : +41 22 730 5194
E-Mail : Sales@itu.ch
Homepage : (www.itu.int)
CEPT, ECC and ERC decisions, recommendations, and reports can be ordered from :
European Radiocommunications Office
Peblingehouse
Nansensgade 19
1366 Copenhagen Ø
or are obtained from the Internet : www.ero.dk
Commission decisions can be taken from the Internet : http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/policy/radio_spectrum/ref_documents/index_en.htm
Appendix 1
Footnotes to the International Radioreglement
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5.54
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Administrations carrying out scientific research using frequencies under 9 kHz shall be called upon to inform other administrations which may be affected so as to ensure that such research is provided with all possible protection from harmful effects ; distractions.
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Administrations operating stations in the radio navigation service in the tape 90 to 110 kHz are encouraged to coordinate technical and operational characteristics so as to avoid damaging disruptions to the services provided by these stations.
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In the volume 285-325 kHz (283,5-325 kHz in Region 1), the maritime radio navigation service must be used to transmit additional navigation-related information by means of narrow band techniques, provided that the conditions are not created ; harmful disturbances to radio stations stations in the radio navigation service.
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New allocation : in Region 1 the tape 285,3-285,3-285.7 kHz is also allocated to the maritime radio navigation service (except for radio animals) on a primary basis.
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The frequency of 410 kHz is intended for radio-navigation in the maritime radio navigation service. The other radio navigation services provided for by the 405-415 kHz band shall not cause harmful disturbances to radiopejling in the volume 406,5-413,5 kHz.
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In the case of the set of coastal stations in the NAVTEX service of 490 kHz, 518 kHz and 4209,5 kHz, administrations are strongly recommended to coordinate operational characteristics in accordance with the International Maritime Organizations (IMO), procedures (see Resolution 339 (Rev. WRC-03) ).
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The frequency of the frequency 500 kHz is an international emergency and call frequency for Morse radio telegraphy. The conditions for its application are laid down in Article 1 31 and 52 , as well as in Appendix 13 .
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Certain countries in Region 1 use radio station systems in the tapes 1506,5-1625 kHz, 1635-1800 kHz, 1850-2160 kHz, 2194-2300 kHz, 2502-2850 kHz and 3500-3800 kHz, provided that agreement has been reached by No 9.21. The averted mean effect of these stations shall not exceed 50W.
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In Germany, Armenia, Austria, Azerbayjan, Belarus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Israel, Kasakstan, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Malta, Moldavien, Norway, Uzbekistan, Poland, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Great Britain, Russia, Switzerland, Sweden, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Ukraine, the administrations must allocate up to 200 kHz for the amateur radio service in the 1915-1800 kHz and 1850-2000 kHz tapes. However, the administrations of their allocating to the amateur radio services in their respective countries must, after a prior consultation with neighbouring countries, take the necessary steps to prevent harmful disturbances from their own countries ; Amateur radio services of fixed and mobile services in other countries. The mean impact from amateur radio stations shall not exceed 10W.
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Alternative allocation : in Angola, Armenia, Azerbayjan, Belarus, Belgium, Bulgaria, Cameroon, Congo, Denmark, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Georgia, Greece, Italy, Kasakstan, Lebanon, Lithuania, Moldavien, Spain, Syria, Kirgizistan, Russia, Somalia, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Turkmenistan, Turkey and Ukraine are 1810-1830 kHz allocated to fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile services on a primary basis.
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The reversate frequency 2182 kHz is an international emergency radio frequency and call frequency for radio telephony. Conditions for use of tape 2173,5-2190,5 kHz are prescribed in Articles 31 and 52 , as well as in Appendix 13 .
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Frequencies 2187,5 kHz, 4207.5 kHz, 6312 kHz, 8414,5 kHz, 12577 kHz and 16804,5 kHz are international emergency frequencies for Digital Selective Calling (DSC). Conditions for the use of these frequencies shall be provided in Article 1 31 .
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Frequencies 2174.5 kHz, 4177.5 kHz, 6268 kHz, 8376,5 kHz, 12520 kHz and 16695 kHz are international emergency frequencies for narrow-band direct-printing telegraphy. Conditions for the use of these frequencies shall be provided in Article 1 31 .
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2182 kHz, 3023 kHz, 580 kHz, 580 kHz, 8364 kHz and frequency 121.5 MHz, 156.8 MHz and 246 MHz must also be used for manned spacecraft operations in accordance with the applicable terrestrial procedures. radiocommunications services. The conditions for applying the frequencies shall be carried out in Article 1 31 and in Appendiks 13 The same applies to frequencies 10003 kHz, 14993 kHz and 19993 kHz, however, provided that the emissions are limited to a tape of + 3 kHz on the frequency.
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Alternative allocation : In Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Malta, Sri Lanka and Serbia and Montenegro, the tape is 2194-2300 kHz allocated to fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile services on a primary basis.
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Alternative allocation : In Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, Iraq, Malta and Serbia and Montenegro, the tape is 2502-2625 kHz allocated to fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile services on a primary basis.
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The bulkwave frequencies 3023 kHz and 5680 kHz must comply with Article 1 31 and Appendix 13 also used in the maritime mobile service of stations that carry out coordinated rescue operations.
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Administrations are encouraged to allow the use of tape 3155-3195 kHz, in order to create a common worldwide channel for the wireless hearing aids of the low-load. Additional channels for these devices must be allocated by the administrations in the ties between 3155 kHz and 3400 kHz in order to respond to local needs ; it should be noted that frequencies in the area of 3000 kHz are suitable for hearing aids which are suitable for hearing aid, construed to be used over short distances in the induction field.
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The use of the tape 4000-4063 kHz in the maritime mobile service is limited to shipstations using radiotelephony (see No 5.220 and Appendix 17 ).
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The conditions for the use of the carrier frequency 4125 kHz and 6215 kHz shall be provided in Article 1 31 and 52 , as well as in Appendix 13 .
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The frequency of 4209,5 kHz is used exclusively for the transmissions of meteorological and navigational warnings and il-calls to ships via narrow-band direct-printing techniques.
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Frequencies 4210 kHz, 6314 kHz, 8416,5 kHz, 12579 kHz, 16806.5 kHz, 19680,5 kHz, 22376 kHz and 26100.5 kHz are the international frequencies for the transmission of Maritime Safety Information (MSI) (see Appendiks 17 ).
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Using the tapes 5900-5950 kHz, 7300-7350 kHz, 9400-9500 kHz, 11600-11650 kHz, 12050-12100 kHz, 13570-13600 kHz, 13800-13870 kHz, 15600-15800 kHz, 15600-15800 kHz, 17480-17550 kHz and 18900-17550 kHz and 18900-19020 kHz in the broadcaster service is 1. April 2007 shall be subject to the application of proceedings in Article 12 Administrations are encouraged to use these tapes to facilitate the introduction of digital modulated broadcasts in accordance with the provisions of Resolution 517 (Rev. WRC-03) .
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The tape 5900-5950 kHz is up to 1. April 2007 allocated to both fixed and primary services, as in Region 1 on the Primary Base, in Region 2, to the mobile, except aeronautical mobile (R), on a primary basis, and in Region 3 for the mobile, except aeronautical mobile (R), service on a secondary basis, provided the procedure referred to in Resolution 21 (Rev. WRC-95) has been followed. After 1. In April 2007, the frequencies of this tape shall be used by stations in the services referred to above, which only communicate within the borders of the country in which they are located, with the condition that they do not cause harmful disturbances to the broadcaster services. Where frequencies are used in these services, the administrations are called upon to use the minimum possible power and to take account of the seasonal use of frequencies published in accordance with Radio protocol.
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The following tapes :
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Until the 29th. In March 2009 the frequency band 6765-7000 kHz is allocated to fixed services on a primary basis and for mobile services on a secondary basis. After this date, this frequency band is allocated to fixed and mobile services except aeronautical mobile (R) services on a primary basis.
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In Region 1 and 3 the frequency band 7100-7200 kHz allocated to the broadcaster service until the 29th. March 2009 on a primary basis.
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The tape 7300-7350 kHz is until 1. April 2007 allocating to fixed services on a primary basis and for mobile services on a secondary basis, provided the procedure referred to in Resolution 21 (Rev. WRC-95) has been followed. After 1. In April 2007, the frequencies of this tape shall be used by stations in the services referred to above, which only communicate within the borders of the country in which they are located, with the condition that they do not cause harmful disturbances to the broadcaster services. Where frequencies are used in these services, the administration is encouraged to use the minimum possible effect and to take account of the seasonal use of frequencies published in accordance with Radio protocol.
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In Region 1, the frequency band is 7350-7450 kHz until the 29th. March 2009 allocated to fixed services on a primary basis and to the mobile service on a secondary basis. After the 29th. In March 2009, on condition that they do not cause harmful disturbances to the broadcaster, the frequency band 7350-7450 kHz frequencies can be used by stations in the fixed and mobile service that only communicates within borders of it ; country, in which they are located, when the output power of each station does not exceed 24 dBW.
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Until the 29th. In March 2009, the frequency band is 7450-8100 kHz allocated to fixed services on a primary basis and for the mobile service on a secondary basis.
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The conditions for the use of the carrier frequencies 8291 kHz, 12290 kHz and 16420 kHz are laid down in Article 1 31 and 52 , as well as Appendiks 13.
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Bhales 9400-9500 kHz, 11600-11650 kHz, 12050-12100 kHz, 15600-15600-15800 kHz, 17480-17480-17550 kHz and 18900-19020 kHz are allocated to solid services on a primary basis until 1. April 2007, provided the procedure referred to in Resolution 21 (Rev. WRC-95) has been followed. After 1. In April 2007, the frequencies of this tape shall be used by the stations in the services referred to above, which only communicate within the borders of the country in which they are situated, with the condition that there is no adverse disturbances to it ; The broadcaster. Where frequencies are used in these services, the administrations are called upon to use the minimum possible power and to take account of the seasonal use of frequencies published in accordance with Radio protocol.
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The frequency 9775-9900 kHz, 11650-11700 kHz and 11975-12050 kHz shall be used by stations in the solid service which communicate within the limits of the network ; country in which they are located. Each of these stations must have an irradiated effect that does not exceed 24 dBW.
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On assignment to stations in other services other than those provided by the tapes :
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is allocated to, calls on administrations to take all practical measures to protect the radio astronomite service from harmful disorders. Radiation from space-borne or airborne stations may be particularly serious sources of disturbance of the radio-astronomium service (see No 4.5 and 4.6, and Article 29 ).
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5.150
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The following tape :
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13533-13567 kHz
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(midterm 13560 kHz),
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26957-27283 kHz
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(midterm frequency 27120 kHz),
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(midterm frequency 40,68 MHz),
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902-928 MHz
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in Region 2 (midterm frequency 915 MHz),
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2400-2500 MHz
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(midterm 2450 MHz),
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5725-5875 MHz
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24-24,25 GHz
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are also seen for industrial, scientific and medical (ISM) applications. Radiocommunications services operating in these bands must suffer harmful disruptions which may be caused by these applications. ISM equipment operating in these tapes is subject to the provisions of No 15.13.
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5.151
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The Bhales 13570-13600 kHz and 13800-13870 kHz are until 1. April 2007 allocated to the regular service on primary and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile (R), a secondary service, and subject to the implementation of the procedure referred to in Resolution 21 (Rev. WRC-95) After 1. In April 2007, the frequencies of these tapes may be used by the stations in the services referred to above, which communicate within the borders of the country in which they are located and provided they do not cause harmful disturbances to the broadcasting service. In the case of use of frequencies in these services, administrations are encouraged to use the minimum necessary power and to take account of the seasonal use of frequencies in the broadcast service published in accordance with Radio protocol.
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5.155B
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The Bhalt 21870-21924 kHz is used for solid services that relate to air safety.
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5.156A
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The Bhalt 23200-23350 kHz is used for solid services that relate to air safety.
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5.157
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The use of tape 23350 to 24000 kHz in the maritime mobile service is limited to intership radiotelegraphy.
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5.162A
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Additional allocation : in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, China Vatican State, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Ireland, Iceland, Iceland, Italy, Macedonia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Moldavien, Monaco, Norway, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, the Czech Republic, the United Kingdom, Russia, Sweden and Switzerland are 14-48 MHz, too, allocated to the service of the radio-site service service on a secondary basis. This use is limited to the use of wind-down radar in accordance with Resolution 217 (WRC-97) .
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5.164
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Additional allocation : in Albania, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Botswana, Bulgaria, Côte d' Ivoire, Denmark, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Gabon, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mali, Malta, Morocco, Morocco, Mauritania, Monaco, Nigeria, Norway, the Netherlands, the Netherlands, Poland, Syria, Sweden, Sweden, Switzerland, Swaziland, Chad, Togo, Tunisia, Turkey and Serbia and Montenegro are 47-68 MHz, in the case of : Romania band 47-58 MHz, in South Africa band 47-50 MHz and the Czech Republic of 66-68 MHz also allocated for mobile services on a primary basis. Stations of the mobile service in countries referred to in the footnote mentioned in this footnote may not cause harmful disturbances or protection from existing or planned broadcasters in other countries other than those which are mentioned in connection with the tapes.
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5.180
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The Frequent 75 MHz has been awarded Marker Guy. Administrations shall refrain from allocating frequencies close to the boundaries of the guard band to stations in other services, which, due to their effect or geographical position, may cause harmful disturbances or in other ways inhibit ; the use of marker chap.
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It should be sought to improve the characteristics of airborne recipients and to limit the impact of transmitting stations close to the limits of 74.8 MHz and 75.2 MHz.
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5.197A
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The frequency band 108-117,975 MHz may also be used for the aeronautical mobile (R) on a primary basis, but limited to systems that transmits navigational information to support air navigation and monitoring functions in compliance with recognised international aviation standards. The use must be made in accordance with Resolution 413 (WRC-03) and shall not cause harmful disturbances or to deter protection from stations in the aeronautic radio navigation service used in accordance with international aeronautical standards.
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5.198
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Additional allocation : Bhalte 117,975-136 MHz is also allocated to the aeronautical mobile satellite (R) satellite (R) on a secondary basis, provided that agreement has been reached by No 9.21.
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5.199
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Bints 121,45-121,55 MHz and 242,95-242,95-243.05 MHz are also allocated to the mobile satellite service on satellites from EPIRB (emergency position-sound radio-beacons) transmitting on 121,5 MHz and 243 MHz (See Appendixes 13 ).
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5.200
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In the tape 117,975-136-136 MHz, the frequency 121,5 MHz is the aeronautical emergency frequency and, where necessary, the frequency 123.1 MHz is the aeronautical helper frequency to 121,5 MHz. Mobile stations in the maritime mobile service must communicate on these frequencies under the conditions laid down in Article 1 31 and Appendix 13 for emergency services with stations in the aeronautical mobile service.
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5.203
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In the tape 136-137 MHz, existing operational meteorological satellites shall continue to be used in compliance with the conditions defined in 4.4 , taking into account the aeronautical mobile service until 1. January 2002. Administrations must not allow new frequency allocations to be made in this tape to stations in the meteorological satellite network.
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5.208
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The use of tape 137-138 MHz in the mobile satellite network is subject to coordination after 9.11A.
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5.208A
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When allocating space stations in the mobile satellite service in the tapes 137-138 MHz, 387-390 MHz and 400,15-401 MHz, administrations must take all steps possible to protect the radio astronomite service in the tape 150,05-153 MHz, 322-328,6 MHz, 406,1-410 MHz and 608-614 MHz from harmful disturbances from unwanted outlets. The limit values of disturbances which are harmful to the radio astronomite service are shown by Table 1 in Recommendation ITU-R RA.769-1.
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5.209
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The use of the tapes 137-138 MHz, 148-150,05 MHz, 399,9-400,05 MHz, 400,15-401 MHz, 454-456 MHz and 459-460 MHz in the mobile satellite service is limited to non-geostationary satellite systems.
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5.211
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Further allocation : in Germany, Saudi Arabia, Austria, Bahrain, Belgium, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Denmark, the United Arab Emirates, Spain, Finland, Greece, Ireland, Israel, Kenya, Kuwait, Macedonia, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Mali, Malta, Norway, the Netherlands, Qatar, Britain, the United Kingdom, Somalia, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Turkey and Yugoslavia are 138-144 MHz also allocated to maritime mobile services and mobile services on a primary basis.
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5.218
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Additional allocation : The spirit 148-149,9 MHz is also allocated to the base-operations service (Earth-to-space) on a primary basis, provided that agreement has been reached by No S9.21. The band width of individual transmissions shall not exceed + 25 kHz.
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5.219
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Use of 148-149,9 MHz band in the mobile satellite service is subject to coordination after No 9.11A. The mobile satellite must not hamper the development and use of fixed, mobile and room operations services in the tape 148-149,9 MHz.
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5.220
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The use of the tapes 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399,9-400,05 MHz in the mobile satellite service is subject to coordination after No 9.11A. The mobile satellite can not hamper the development and use of the radio navigation satellite service in the ties of 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399,9-400, 05 MHz.
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5.221
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Stations in the mobile satellite service in the tape 148-149,9 MHz may not cause adverse disturbances to or lower protection from stations in the fixed or mobile service operating in accordance with the Frequencies of the Frequents ; The following countries : Albania, Algeria, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Bangladesh, Barbados, Belarus, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Botswana, Brunei Darussalam, Bulgaria, Cameroon, China, Cyprus, Congo, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Congo, Korea, Korea, Congo, Korea, Ivory Coast, Croatia, Cuba, Denmark, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Eritrea, Spain, Estonia, Ethiopia, Finland, France, Gabon, Ghana, Greece, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Hungary, India, Iran, Iceland, Iceland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Japan, Jordan, Kasakstan, Kenya, Kuwait, Lesotho, Latvia, Macedonia, Lebanon, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Mali, Malta, Malta, Mauritania, Moldavien, Mongolia, Mozambique, Namibia, Namibia, Norway, New Zealand, Oman, Uganda, Uzbekistan, Pakistan, Panama, Papua New Guinea, Paraguay, the Netherlands, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Syria, Kyrgyzstan, Slovakia, Romania, Britain, Russia, Senegal, Sierra Leone, Singapore, Slovenia, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Swaziland, Tanzania, Chad, Thailand, Togo, Tonga, Trinidad and Tobago, Tunisia, Turkey, Ukraine, the Ukraine, the Republic of Vietnam, Yemen, Serbia and Montenegro, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
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5.222
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Radiation from the radio navigation satellite satellite service in the ties of 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399,9-400,05 MHz may also be used by receiving land-based stations in the space research service.
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5.223
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In recognition of the fact that the application of the tape 149,9-150,05 MHz in flat-rate and mobile services may cause harmful disturbances to the radio navigation satellite service, administrations are urged not to permit such application by the implementation of : No! 4.4.
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5.224A
|
The use of the tapes 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399,9-400,05 MHz in the mobile satellite service (Earth-to-space) is limited to the landmobile satellite service until 1. January 2015.
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5.224B
|
Allocet of the tapes 149,9-150,05 MHz and 399,9-400,05 MHz on the radio navigation satellite service is in force until 1. January 2015.
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5.226
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Frequency 156.8 MHz is the international emergency, il and call frequency for the mobile VHF radio telephone service. The conditions for the use of this frequency are contained in Article 1 31 and 52, as well as Appendiks 13.
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In the tapes 156-156,7625 MHz, 156,8375-157.45 MHz, 160,6-1675 MHz and 161,475-162,05 MHz, each administration must only give priority to the maritime mobile service on frequencies allocated to stations in the maritime mobile service of the Administration (see Article 31 and 52, as well as Appendiks 13 ).
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Any use of frequencies in these ties of stations in other services other than those to which they are allocated should be avoided in areas where such use may cause harmful disturbances to the mobile VHF radio communications service.
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However, the frequency of 156.8 MHz and the frequency bands in which the priority of the mobile service is used for radiocommunications in internal waters, provided that is agreed between interested and affected administrations, and taking account of current frequency use and existing agreements.
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5.227
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In the mobile VHF service, the frequency 156,525 MHz must be used exclusively for digital selective calling for emergency, security and call. The conditions for applying the frequency are required in Article 1 31 and 52, as well as Appendiks 13 and 18.
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5.235
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Additional allocation : In Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Israel, Italy, Liechtenstein, Malta, Monaco, Norway, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, Sweden and Switzerland, are 174-223 MHz, too, allocated to the mobile service on a primary basis. However, stations in the mobile service shall not cause adverse disturbances to or forther protection from existing or planned broadcasters in other countries other than those mentioned in this footnote.
|
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5.254
|
Bhales 235-322 MHz and 335,4-399,9 MHz may be used in the mobile satellite service provided that agreement has been reached after 9.21, and with the condition that the stations of this service do not cause harmful disturbances to the other services that operate or are planned to operate in accordance with the Frequencies of the Frequencies, except for further allocations, which : have been made in footnote No 5.256A.
|
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5.255
|
The Bhales 312-315 MHz (Earth-to-room) and 387-390 MHz (space-to-earth) in the mobile satellite may also be used by non-geostationary satellite systems. Such application shall be subject to coordination after No 9.11A.
|
|||||||
|
5.256
|
Frequencies 243 MHz in this tape are dedicated to life-raft stations and equipment for use for life-use purposes (see Appendices 13 ).
|
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|
5.257
|
The tape 267-272 MHz must be used by the administrations to space telemetry in their own countries on a primary basis, provided that agreement is reached after No 9.21.
|
|||||||
|
5.258
|
The use of tape 328,6-335,4 MHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to the Instrument Landing System (slide path).
|
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|
5.260
|
In recognition of the fact that the use of the tape 399,9-400,5 MHz in a fixed and mobile service may cause harmful disturbances to the navigation satellite services, calls for administrations not to allow this use by the initiation of the Nr. 4.4.
|
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5.261
|
Radiation must be limited to a tape of +/-25 kHz around the standard frequency 400,1 MHz.
|
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|
5.263
|
The Bhalt 400,15-401 MHz is also allocated to the space research service in the space-space for communication with manned spacecraft. In this case, the space research service will not be regarded as a security service.
|
|||||||
|
5.264
|
The use of the tape 400,15-401 MHz in the mobile satellite service is subject to coordination after No 9.11A. The power density indicated in the Appendix 1 of Appendix 1 5 are valid until a competent WRC is auditing it.
|
|||||||
|
5.266
|
The use of the volume 406-406,1 MHz in the mobile satellite service is limited to low-effete's satellite E.P.I. R.B. (emergency position-radiobeacons) (see likewise Article 31 and Appendix 13 ).
|
|||||||
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5.267
|
Any emissions which may cause harmful disturbances to the authorised use of the volume 406-406,1 MHz shall be prohibited.
|
|||||||
|
5.268
|
The use of the tape 410-420 MHz in the space research service is limited to communications within five kilometres of a manspacecraft spacecraft. The efficacy of the earth's surface caused by outradiation from non-spacecraft activities shall not exceed 153 dB (W/m 2 () for 0º≤, ≤ 5º, -153 + 0.077 (0-5) dB (W/m 2 () for 5º≤, ≤ 70º and-148 dB (W/m 2 () in the case of 7, the 0º≤, the ≤ 90º, where the angle of the radio wave is received and the band width is 4 kHz, the angle of the radio wave is received under the same angle. No! 4.10 shall not apply to non-spacecraft activities. In this tape, the space research service (space-to-room) cannot provide protection from or impede the use or the development of fixed and mobile services.
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|||||||
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5.274
|
Alternative allocation : in Denmark, Norway and Sweden, the ties are 430-432 MHz and 438-440 MHz allocated to fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile services on a primary basis.
|
|||||||
|
5.279A
|
The use of active sensors in the ground-control satellite service must be in accordance with Recommendation ITU-R SA.1260-1. In addition, ground-level satellite services (active) must not cause harmful disturbances to aeronautic radionavigation services in China in tape 432-438 MHz. The provisions of this footnote do not reduce the rights of the ground-level satellite (active) services to act as a secondary service in accordance with No 5.29 and 5.30 .
|
|||||||
|
5.282
|
In the tapes 435-438 MHz, 1260-1270 MHz, 1260-2450 MHz, 2400-2450 MHz, 3400-3410 MHz (only in Region 2 and 3) and 5650-5670 MHz, the operating frequency of the radio-radio service provided it does not cause harmful disturbances to other services that operate ; The frequency of the frequency of the frequency of the frequency (see No 5.43 ). Administrations allowing this use shall ensure that any harmful disturbance caused by the emissions from the amateur radiosatellite service is immediately stopped in accordance with the provisions of the Nr. 25.11. The use of the tapes 1260-1270 MHz and 5650-5650-570 MHz in the amateur radio service is limited to the Jord-to-space direction.
|
|||||||
|
5.286
|
The tape 449.75-450,25 MHz may be used for the space-operations service (Earth-to-spaces) and the space-research service (Earth-to-room), provided that agreement has been reached after 9.21.
|
|||||||
|
5.287
|
In the maritime mobile service, the frequencies are 457,525 MHz, 457,550 MHz, 457,575 MHz, 467,525 MHz, 467,550 MHz, and 467,575 MHz are used by the on-board communications stations. Where necessary, equipment must have been developed to 12,5 kHz channel distance, which also uses the frequencies 457,5375 MHz, 457,5625 MHz, 467,5375 MHz, and 467,5625 MHz are introduced for communication on board. The use of these frequencies in territorial waters shall be subject to national adjustment by the administration of the administration concerned. Characteristics of the equipment used must be in accordance with those specified in Recommendation ITU-R M. 1174 (see Resolution 341 (WRC-97) ).
|
|||||||
|
5.289
|
Applications in the ground-level satellite service, other than the meteorological satellite service, may also be used in the ties 460-470 MHz and 1690-1710 MHz for rum-to-earth transmissions, provided they do not cause harmful disturbances to : stations operating in accordance with the frequency allocation table.
|
|||||||
|
5.291A
|
Further allocation : in Germany, Austria, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic and Switzerland, the volume of 470-494 MHz is also allocated to the service of the radio-site service service on a secondary basis. This use is limited to the use of wind-down radar in accordance with Resolution 217 (WRC-97).
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|||||||
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5.296
|
Further allocation : in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Côte d' Ivoire, Denmark, Spain, Finland, France, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Libya, Lithuania, Malta, Morocco, Monaco, Norway, the Netherlands, Portugal, Syria, Sweden, Sweden, Sweden, Switzerland, Sweden, Switzerland, Switzerland, Swaziland and Tunisia is the volume of 470-790 MHz, also allocated to mobile services on a secondary basis, and intended services that are subordinate to broadcast. Stations in the country-mobile service in countries listed in this footnote may not cause harmful disturbances of existing or planned stations operating in accordance with the Frequencies of the Frequencies, in countries other than those specified in : this footnote.
|
|||||||
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5.306
|
Additional Allocation : In Region 1, with the exception of the African Broadcast Area (see No 5.10 to 5.13 ), and in Region 3, the tape is 608-614 MHz, also allocated to the radio-astronomite service on a second basis.
|
|||||||
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5.311
|
The frequency band 620-790 MHz must be made for broadcasters using frequency-based dulation in the broadcast service, provided that a contract has been concluded between the administrations concerned and those of the services operating in compliance with the Frequencies of the Frekvency table, which may be affected (see Resolution 33 (Rev. WRC-03) and 507 (Rev. WRC-03) ). Such stations may not cause a power-density that exceeds-129 dB (W/m 2 () for reception angles below 20 degrees (see Recommendation 705 () in the territory of other countries, without the consent of the Administration in these countries. Resolution 545 (WRC-03) shall apply.
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5.316
|
Further allocation : in Germany, Saudi Arabia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Côte d' Ivoire, Croatia, Denmark, Denmark, Egypt, Finland, Greece, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Macedonia, Liechtenstein, Mali, Monaco, Norway, the Netherlands, Portugal, the United Kingdom, Syria, Sweden, Switzerland and Serbia and Montenegro, are 790-830 MHz, and in these countries, as well as Spain, France, Gabon and Malta, the band 830-862 MHz, also allocated to the mobile, except for aeronautical mobile service on primary base. However, in the case of each allocation in this footnote, stations in the mobile service shall not cause harmful disturbances or require protection from stations in services that operate in accordance with The frequency allocation table in countries other than those mentioned in connection with the tape is mentioned.
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5.317A
|
Administrations wishing to implement the International Mobile Telecommunitions 2000 (IMT-2000) may use the parts of the tape 806-960 MHz, allocated to the mobile service on a primary basis and used or are scheduled to be used for mobile systems (see Resolution 224 (WRC-2000) ). This designation does not exclude the use of these ties to others in the allocated services, and does not give priority to the Radiation Regulation.
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5.327A
|
The use of systems in the aeronautical mobile service (R) operating in the band 960-1164 MHz is limited to systems operating in accordance with internationally recognised air standards. The application must be in accordance with Resolution 417 (WRC-07) .
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5.328
|
Bhalden 960-1215 MHz is reserved worldwide for the aeronautic radio navigation service for the use and development of airborne electronic means of airship navigation and any direct associated ground-based service.
|
|||||||
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5.328A
|
Stations in the radio navigation satellite service in the tape 1164-1215 MHz shall operate in accordance with the provisions of the Resolution 609 (WRC-03) and shall not deter protection from stations in the aeronautic radionavigation service in the tape 960-1215 MHz. No! 5.43A shall not apply. The provisions of paragraph 21.18 must be used.
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5.328B
|
Systems and networks in the radio navigation satellite service using the frequency bands 1164-1300 MHz, 1559-1610 MHz, and 5010-5030 MHz for which complete coordination and notification information received by Radiocommunication are received by the Commission Bureau after 1. January 2005 shall be subject to the application of the procedures in No 9.12, 9.12A and 9.13. Resolution 610 (WRC-03) shall also apply. In connection with systems and networks in the radio navigation satellite (space-to-room), Resolution 610 (WRC-03) However, only for the broadcasting space station. In accordance with the 5.329A applies 9.7, 9.12, 9.12A and 9.13 systems and networks in the radio navigation satellite (space-to-room) service that use the frequency bands 1215-1300 MHz and 1559-1610 MHz, only in connection with other systems and networks in the radio navigation satellite service (spaces-to-room).
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5.329
|
The use of the radio navigation satellite service in 1215-1300 MHz is conditional on the condition that no harmful disturbances are created or that protection is not provided by the radio navigation service, which is permitted under No 5.331. In addition, the use of radio navigation satellite service in 1215-1300 MHz calls for no harmful disturbances to be caused to the radiosite service. No! 5.43 shall apply in relation to the radio station service. Resolution 608 (WRC-03) shall apply.
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|
5.329A
|
Utilisation of systems in the radio navigation satellite service (space-to-room) operating in the tapes 1215-1300 MHz and 1559-1610 MHz, is not intended to supply security applications and shall not impose further restrictions on systems in Radio navigation satellite service (space-to-earth) or any other services that operate in accordance with the Frequencies of the Frekvening Table.
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|||||||
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5.331
|
Further allocation : in Algeria, Germany, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Austria, Bahrain, Belarus, Belgium, Benin, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroon, China, Korea, Korea, Korea, Denmark, Denmark, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates. Estonia, Russia, Finland, France, Ghana, Greece, Guinea, Equatorial Guinea, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Ireland, Israel, Israel, Jordan, Kenya, Kuwait, Latvia, Macedonia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Nigeria, Norway, Oman, the Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Qatar, Syria, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, Slovenia, Somalia, Sudan, Sri Lanka, South Africa, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Togo, Turkey, Venezuela and Vietnam are 1215-1300 MHz have also been allocated to the radio navigation service on a primary basis. In Canada and the United States, the tape is 1240-1300 MHz, also allocated to the radio navigation service and the use of radio navigation service must be limited to the aeronautic broadcasting service.
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5.332
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In the volume 1215-1260 MHz, active space sensors must not cause adverse disturbances to the ground, or in other ways impede the use or development of the ground-level research services. Radio site service, radio navigation satellite service or other service allocated on a primary basis.
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In the tape 1 260-1 300 MHz, active space-borne sensors in the ground observation satellite and space research services shall not cause adverse disturbances to or other means of protection from or in other ways impede the use or development of ; radio station service, or other services allocated to the footnotes on the primary basis.
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5.337
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The use of the tapes 1300-1350 MHz, 2700-2900 MHz and 9000-9200 MHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to ground-based radar and associated airborne transponders that are only transmitting on frequencies in these tapes ; and only when they are affected by radar, which operate in the same tape.
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5.337A
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The use of the volume 1 300-1 350 MHz of ground-based stations in the radio navigation satellite service and other stations in the radio-location service may not cause adverse disturbances to the inhibitions or the development of the service ; aeronautical radio navigation service.
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5.338A
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In the tapes 1350-1400 MHz, 1427-1429 MHz, 1429-1452 MHz, 22,55-23,55 GHz, 30-31 GHz, 31-31,3 GHz, 49.7-50,2 GHz, 50,4-50,9 GHz and 51,4-52,6 GHz. 750 (WRC-07).
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5.339
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The tapes 1370-1400 MHz, 2640-2640-2655 MHz, 4950-4990 MHz and 1520-1535 GHz are also allocated to space-research (passive) and ground-observation satellite service (passive) on a second-hand basis.
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5.339A
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Additional allocation : 1390-1392 MHz frequency band (Jord-to-rum) on a secondary basis and frequency band 1430-1432 MHz is also allocated to the fixed satellite (space-to-earth) on a secondary basis. These allocations are limited to fodder for non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite network with service connections under 1 GHz and are subject to a Resolution 745 (WRC-03).
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5.340
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All radiations shall be prohibited in the following tapes :
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1400-1427 MHz,
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2690-2700 MHz
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except those that have been set out in No 5.422,
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10,68-10,7 GHz
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except those that have been set out in No 5.483,
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15,35-15,4 GHz
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except those that have been set out in No 5.511,
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31,3-31.5 GHz,
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48,94-49,04 GHz
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50,2-50,4 GHz
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100-102 GHz,
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109,5-111.8 GHz,
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114,25-116 GHz,
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5.341
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In the bonds of 1400-1727 MHz, 101-120 GHz and 197-220 GHz, passive research is carried out in certain countries with a programme intended for the search for conscious outlets of additional-terrestrial origin.
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5.345
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The use of volume 1452-1492 MHz in the broadcast satellite service and in the broadcaster service is limited to digital audio broadcast and subject to the provisions of the Resolution 528 (WARC-92) .
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5.347
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Various categories of service : in Bangladesh, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Botswana, Bulgaria, Burkina Faso, Cuba, Denmark, Denmark, Egypt, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Mozambique, Portugal, Sri Lanka, Swaziland, Yemen, Serbia and Montenegro and Zimbabwe are : Allocation of 1452-1492 MHz tape volume-1492 MHz to broadcast-satellite service up to 1. April 2007, on a secondary basis.
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5.347A
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In the frequency bands :
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5.348C
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For the use of frequency bands 1518-1525 MHz and 1668-1675 MHz, for the mobile satellite service, see Resolution 225 (Rev. WRC-03) .
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5.351
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MHz, 1545-1559 MHz, 1545-1559 MHz, 1626,5-1645,5-MHz and 1646,5-1660,5 MHz must not be used for maternity connections. In exceptional cases, however, administrations may allow a ground-based station to be specified on a specified permanent basis in any mobile satellite network via space stations using these tapes.
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5.351A
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On the application of the tapes 1525-1544 MHz, 1545-1559 MHz, 1610-1626,5 MHz, 1626,5-1645,5MHz, 1646,5-1660,5 MHz, 166.5-1660,5 MHz, 2170-2200 MHz, 2483,5-2500 MHz, 2500-2520 MHz, 2500-2520 MHz, and 2670-2690 MHz in the mobile satellite service, view Resolution 212 (Rev. WRC-97) and 225 (WRC-2000).
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5.353A
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For the purpose of applying the procedures in Section II of Article 1 9 in the mobile satellite service in the 1530-1544 MHz and 1626,5-1645,5 MHz, priority must be given to responding to the emergency system (GMDSS) requirements for the spectrum. Maritime mobile satellite enjoyed-, il and security calls have prioritised access to and immediate validity over all other mobile satellite communications that operate in a network. Mobile satellite services may not cause unacceptable disturbances or protection from distress, or / or security calls to the GMDSS. Priority must be given to the priority of security-related communication in other mobile satellite services. (The provisions of Resolution 222 (WRC-2000) shall apply).
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5.354
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Use of the tapes 1525-1559 MHz and 1626,5-1660,5 MHz in the mobile satellite service are subject to coordination pursuant to 9.11A.
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5.357
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Transmissions in 1545 1545-1555 MHz band-1555 MHz, from terrestrial aeronautical stations directly or between air stations, in the aeronautical mobile (R) service, are also permitted when such transmissions are used to expand or supplement satellite-to-plane connections.
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5.357A
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For the purpose of applying the procedures in Section II of Article 1 9 in the mobile satellite service of 1530-1544 MHz and 1626,5-1645,5 MHz, priority must be given to the aeronautical mobile satellite network (R), which provides transmission of priority 1 to 6 of the Article ; 44, the spectrum of spectrum. Communications in the aeronautical mobile satellite (R) priority 1 to 6 in Article 44, must be given priority access to and immediate validity, where necessary, by laying down on the tape, above all other mobile satellite communications systems operating in a network. Mobile satellite systems must not cause harmful disturbances or to forego protection from communications in the aeronautical mobile satellite (R) priority 1 to 6 of the Article 44. Priority must be given to the priority of security-related communication in other mobile satellite services. (The provisions of Resolution 222 (WRC-2000) shall apply).
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5.364
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Use of tape 1610-1626,5 MHz in the mobile satellite (Earth-to-space) and in the radio site-destination satellite service (Jord-to-spaces) are subject to coordination after No 9.11A. A mobile grounding station operating in one of the services in this tape must not create a pointy e.i.r.p. density of -15 dB (W/4 kHz) in the part of the tape being used by the systems operating in accordance with the provisions of No 5.366 (for which one? 4.10 apply), unless otherwise agreed between relevant administrations. In the part of the tape in which these systems do not operate, the average e.i.r.p. density from a mobile ground station shall not exceed 3 dB (W/4 kHz). Stations in the mobile satellite can not support protection from stations in the aeronautic radio navigation service, stations operating in accordance with the provisions of the Nr. 5.336 and stations in the fixed services operating in accordance with the provisions of No 5.359. Administrations responsible for the coordination of mobile satellite networks shall make every step possible to ensure the protection of stations that operate in accordance with the provisions of No 5.366.
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5.365
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Use of tape 1613,8-1626,5 MHz in the mobile satellite (room-to-earth) is subject to coordination after No 9.11A.
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5.366
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The Bhaled 1610-1626.5 MHz is a world-wide reserved for use and development of airborne electronic means of air navigation and any direct-associated ground-based or satellite-borne facility. This satellite application requires an agreement obtained after the following : 9.21.
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5.367
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Further allocation means the B16165 MHz and 5000-5150 MHz and 5000-5150 MHz are also allocated to the aeronautical mobile satellite (R) satellite (R) on primary basis, provided that agreement is reached after No 9.21.
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5.371
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Additional allocation : in Region 1, the tapes 1610-1610-1626,5 MHz (Jord-to-rum) and 2483,5-2500 MHz (space-to-earth) are also allocated to the radio site-destination satellite service on a secondary basis, provided that agreement has been reached by No 9.21.
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5.372
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Harmful disturbances shall not be caused for stations on the radio-astronomics service using the tape 1610,5-1613,8 MHz, of stations in radio site-destination satellite and mobile satellite services (No 29.13 shall apply).
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5.374
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Mobile Earth-based stations in the mobile satellite service operating in the ties of 1631.5-1631.5-1631.5-1634.MHz, may not cause harmful disturbances to stations in the fixed services operating in the countries mentioned in No 5.359.
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5.376A
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Mobile trackside stations operating in 1660-1660,5 MHz band shall not cause adverse disturbances to stations within the radio-astronomite service.
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5.379A
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Administrations are encouraged to provide all possible protection in the tape 1660,5-1668,4 MHz for future research in radio astronomy, first and foremost by eliminating air-to-earth transmissions in the meteorological auxiliance in 1664.4- 1668,4 MHz, as soon as it's possible.
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5.379B
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Use of frequency band 1668-1675 MHz for the mobile satellite service is the subject of coordination under No 9.11A. In the tape 1668-1668,4 MHz is applicable 904 (WRC-07).
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5.379C
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In order to protect the radio astronomium service in frequency band 1668-1670 MHz, the total effect-density (pfd) from mobile ground stations in a network in the mobile satellite service in that frequency band shall not exceed -181 dB (W/m) 2 () in 10 MHz and 194 dB (W/m 2 () in a 20 kHz tape at any radio-astronomy station in the Master International Frequency Register, for more than 2% of the time measured in the time periods of 2000 seconds.
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5.379D
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For the shared use of frequency band 1668-1675 MHz between the mobile satellite service and the fixed, mobile and space research (passive) service, find Resolution 744 (WRC-03) use.
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5.380
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The Bhales 1670-1675 MHz and 1800-1805 MHz are, on a worldwide scale, used by administrations who want to implement aeronautic public correspondence. This use of the 1670-1675 MHz tape in systems for public correspondence with aircraft is limited to broadcasters from aeronautical stations and the use of the band 1800-1805 MHz is limited to broadcasts from aircraft stations.
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5.380A
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In the frequency band 1670-1675 MHz, stations in the mobile satellite do not cause harmful disruption or limit the development of existing ground stations in the meteorological satellite service notified in accordance with Resolution 670 (WCR-03).
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5.384A
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The tapes, or parts of the tapes, 1710-1885 MHz and 2500-2690 MHz have been considered worldwide by administrations wishing to implement the International Mobile Telecommunitions 2000 (IMT-2000) in accordance with Resolution 223 (WRC-2000). This designation shall not preclude the use of these ties to the services to which they are allocated and do not give priority to the Radiation Regulation.
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5.385
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Further allocation : Bhaled 1718,8-1722,2 MHz is also allocated to the radio-astronomite service on a secondary basis for spectral sightings.
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5.388
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The Bhales 1885-2025 MHz and 2110-2200 MHz are intended worldwide to be used by administrations wishing to implement the International Mobile Telecommunitions 2000 (IMT-2000). This application shall not preclude the use of these ties to the services to which they are allocated. The tapes should be made available to IMT-2000 in accordance with Resolution 212 (Rev. WRC-97). (See also Resolution 223 (WRC-2000) ).
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5.388A
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In Regions 1 and 3, the ties between the ties of 1885-1980 MHz, 2010-2025 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz and in Region 2 may the ties of 1885-1980 and 2110-2160 MHz being used by HAPS (High Altitude Platform Stations) as base stations for the supply of International Mobile Telecommunicavations 2000 (IMT-2000) in accordance with Resolution 221 (Reef, WRC 2003) The use of IMT 2000 applications using HAPS (High Altitude Platform Stations) as the base stations does not exclude the use of these tapes from stations in the services to which they are allocated and do not result in the priority of the Radiation Regulation.
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5.389A
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The use of the ties of 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz in the mobile satellite service is subject to coordination after No 9.11A and the provisions of Resolution 716 (Rev. WRC-2000). The use of the tapes must not be commended before 1. However, in January 2000, the use of the 1980-1990 MHz in Region 2 must not be started before 1. January 2005.
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5.423
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In the tape 2700-2900 MHz, ground-based radar stations used for meteorological purposes are permitted on a level playing field with stations in the aeronautic radio navigation service.
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5.424A
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In the frequency band 2900-3100 MHz, stations in the radio station service must not cause harmful disturbances or to provide protection from radar systems in the radio navigation service.
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5.425
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In the tape 2900-3100 MHz, the use of a shipbuilder ' s vessel ' s system (SIT) is limited to subtape 2930-2950 MHz.
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5.427
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In the bands 2900-3100 MHz and 9300-9500 MHz, the radar transponders could not be confused with a response from the radar chap (racons) and must not disrupt ship or aeronautic radar in the radio navigation service, however, under observation of No 4.9 .
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5.438
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The use of the volume 4200-4400 MHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is reserved on an exclusive basis for radio-high meters installed on aircraft and to associated transponders on the ground. However, passive measurements must be allowed for the ground-observation satellite and space research services on a secondary basis (no protection from radio-aldemeters).
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5.440
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Standard frequency and time signal to the satellite service may be authorized to use the frequency 4202 MHz to space-to-Earth transmissions and frequency 6427 MHz to Earth-to-rum transmissions. Such transmissions must be restricted to within the limits of ± 2 MHz of these frequencies, provided that agreement is reached after No 9.21.
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5.441
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The use of the tapes 4500-4800 MHz (space-to-earth), 6725-7025 MHz (Jord-to-rum) of the fixed satellite shall be in accordance with the provisions of Appendix 4 ; 30B Using the tapes 10,7 to 10,95 GHz (space-to-earth), 11,2-11,45 GHz (space-to-earth) and 12,75-13,25 GHz (Earth-to-rooms) of geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite shall be in accordance with the provisions of Appendix 30B. Using the tapes 10,7 to 10,95 GHz (space-to-earth), 11,2-11,45 GHz (room-to-earth) and 12,75-13,25 GHz (Earth-to-room) of a non-geostationary satellite system in the fixed satellite requires the use of the provisions of the NC. 9.12 for coordination with other non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite service. Non-geostationary satellites in the fixed satellite network cannot provide protection from geostationary satellite network in the fixed satellite satellite service that operates in accordance with the Radio Regulations, unagtet Bureau's complete and complete receipt date the coordination or notification information for non-GSO FSS systems and of complete coordination or notification information for the GSO network. No! 5.43A shall not apply. Non-geostationary satellites in the fixed satellite satellite in the above bands shall be used in such a way as to eliminate any unacceptable disturbation which may be discarded as quickly as possible.
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5.442
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In the tapes 4825-4835 MHz and 4950-4990 MHz are the allocations for the mobile service, limited to the mobile, excluding aeronautical mobile service.
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5.443B
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In order not to cause harmful interference to microwave landing systems operating over 5030 MHz, the overall power of power generated at the surface of the earth in the band 5030-5150 MHz must be made of any space station inside all radio navigation satellite services ; (space-to-earth) operating in the band 5010-5030 MHz, not exceed -124,5 dB (W/m 2 () In a 150 kHz tape. In order not to cause disturbances to the radio astronomite service in the 4990-5000 MHz band, radionavigation satellite systems using the frequency band 5010-5030 MHz, must comply with the limit values in the 4990-5000 MHz band, as shown in the Resolution 741 (WRC-03) .
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5.444
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The 5000-5150 MHz will be used for the operation of the international standard system of the precision approach and landing system. The needs of this system must take precedence over other uses of this tape. For the use of this tape, 5.444A and Resolution 114 (Rev. WRC-03) .
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5.444A
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Additional allocation : Bhalden 5091-5150 MHz is also allocated to the fixed satellite service on a primary basis. This allocation is limited to food connections in non-geostationary satellite systems and is subject to coordination by No 5.11A.
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In the volume 5091-5150 MHz, the following conditions apply :
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-WHAT?
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Predate 1. In January 2018, the use of volume 5091-5150 MHz must be used for food connections in non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite-service, in accordance with Resolution 114 (Rev. WRC-03) .
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-WHAT?
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Predate 1. In January 2018, the needs of existing and planned international systems for the aeronautical radio navigation service, which cannot be met in the tape 5000 to 5091 MHz, must take precedence over other uses in this tape.
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-WHAT?
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After 1. In January 2012, new allocations must not be made to stations supplying food connections to non-geostationary mobile satellite systems.
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-WHAT?
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After 1. In January 2018, the fixed-satellite-satellite is secondary to the aeronautic broadcasting service.
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5.446A
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The use of the frequency bands 5150-5350 MHz and 5470-5725 MHz stations in the mobile service must be carried out in accordance with Resolution 229 (WRC-03) .
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5.446B
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In the frequency band 5150-5250 MHz, stations in the mobile service do not support the protection of ground stations in the solid satellite service. Number 5.43A does not apply to the mobile service in relation to FSS Earth stations.
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5.447A
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The Alloke to the fixed satellite (Jord-to-room) is limited to food connections from non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite service and is subject to coordination after No 9.11A.
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5.447B
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Additional allocation : Bborrowed 5150-5216 MHz is also allocated to the regular (space-to-Earth) satellite (Jord) on primary basis. This allocation is limited to feeder connections from non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite service and are subject to the provisions of No 9.11A. The efficacy of the surface of the earth generated by space stations in the fixed satellite service that works in the direction space-to-earth in the 5150-5216 MHz must under no circumstances exceed -164 dB (W/m) 2 () in some 4 kHz tape for all reception angles.
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5.447C
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Administrations responsible for fixed satellite network networks in the volume 5150-5250 MHz operating in accordance with No 5.447A and 5.447B , on equal terms and in accordance with No 9.11A coordinate with administrations responsible for the non-geostationary satellite network operated in accordance with No 5.446 , and which have been brought into operation prior to 17. November 1995. Satellite network operating in accordance with No 5.446 , and which has been brought into operation after 17. November 1995 cannot forego protection from and shall not cause disturbation of stations in the fixed-satellite satellite, which is operated in accordance with 5.447A and 5.447B .
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5.447D
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The Allokered of the 5250-5255 MHz ribbon to the space research service on the primary basis is limited to active space-borne sensors. Other applications of the space-research service are being applied on a secondary basis.
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5.447F
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In the 5250 frequency band 5250-5350 MHz, the stations of the mobile service do not feed the service of the radio site service, the ground (active) service (active) service (active) service (active) research service (active) service. These services must not impose on the mobile service stricter protection criteria, based on system characteristics and interferences characteristics, other than those laid down in Recommendation ITU-R M. 1638 and Recommendation ITU-R SA.1632.
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5.448A
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The use of the frequency band 5250-5350 MHz in the ground observation satellite (active) and the space research services (active) cannot provide protection from the service of the radio-service. Number 5.43A shall not apply.
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5.448B
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The Grid satellite service (active) operating within the volume 5350-5570 MHz and the unit-research service (active) operated in the tape 5460-5570 MHz may not cause harmful disturbance of the aeronautic radio navigation service of the tape 5460- 5470 MHz and the maritime radio navigation service in the tape 5470-5570 MHz.
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5.448C
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The Rum research service (active) operating in the frequency band 5350-5460 MHz must not cause adverse disturbances to or lower protection from other services allocated to the frequency band in question.
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5.448D
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The frequency band 5350-5470 MHz must not cause harmful disturbances or feed protection from radar systems in the aeronautic radionavigation service operating in accordance with No 5.449 .
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5.449
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The use of the volume 5350-5470 MHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to airborne radar and associated airborne chap.
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5.450A
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In the frequency band 5470-5725 MHz, the stations of the mobile service must not deter protection from the radio-service service. The radio station service service shall not impose on the mobile service stricter protection criteria based on system characteristics or interferences characteristics other than those laid down in Recommendation ITU-R M. 1638.
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5.450B
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In the frequency band 5470-5650 MHz must be stations in the radio station service, with the exception of ground-based radar for the use of meteorological purposes in the frequency band 5600-5650 MHz, do not cause adverse disturbances or lower protection from : radar systems in the maritime radionavigation service.
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5.452
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Between 5600 MHz and 5650 MHz, ground-based radar used for meteorological purposes shall be operated on a level playing field with stations in the maritime radio navigation service.
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5.457A
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In the 5925-6425 MHz and 14-14.5 GHz frequency bands, Earth stations on ship vessels communicate with space stations in the fixed satellite service network. This must be done in accordance with Resolution 920 (WRC-03) .
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5.458
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In the tape 6425-7075 MHz, passive microwave envots are carried out over the seas. In the 7075-7250 MHz band, there is passive microwave envoy measurements. Administrations must be mindful of the ground observation satellite (passive) and the space research services (passive) needs for their future planning regarding the bonds 6425-7025 MHz and 7075-7250 MHz.
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5.458A
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For allocations in the tape 6700-7075 MHz to space stations in the fixed satellite service, administrations are called upon to take all steps possible to protect spectral line observations in the radio-astronomitial service in the 6650-6675.2 MHz band. harmful disorders from unwanted emissions.
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5.458B
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Space-to-earth allocations to the fixed satellite service in the tape 6700-7075 MHz are limited to feeder connections for non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite service and is subject to coordination after No 9.11A. The use of the tape 6700-7075 MHz (space-to-earth) of feeder connections for non-geostationary satellite systems in the mobile satellite service is not subject to No No 22.2 .
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5.458C
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Administrations in the 7025-7075 MHz band (Jord-to-rum) notifies geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite satellite after 17. In the light of relevant ITU-R recommendations, on the basis of relevant ITU-R recommendations, the administrations which have notified and delivered non-geostationary satellite systems shall be held in operation in this frequency band prior to 18. November 1995, at the request of the latter administrations. This consultation will take place in order to facilitate the shared operation of both geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite and non-geostationary satellite systems in this tape.
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5.460
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The use of the tape 7145-7190 MHz in the space research service (Jord-to-rum) is limited to outer space ; no broadcasts to the outer space must be affected by the tape 7190-7235 MHz. Geostationary satellites in the compartments-research service of the tape 7190-7235 MHz shall not forego protection from existing and future stations in the fixed and mobile service. No! 5.43A shall not apply.
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5.461
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Additional Allocation : The Bhaldene 7250-7375 MHz (space-to-earth) and 7900-8025 MHz (Jord-to-spaces) are also allocated to the mobile satellite service on a primary basis, provided that agreement is reached by No 9.21 .
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5.461A
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The use of the 7450-7550 MHz band (space-to-earth-earth-earth-earth-earth-earth-earth-is-is limited to geostationary satellite systems. Non-geostationary meteorological satellite systems in this tape which have been notified in advance of 30. November 1997 must continue to be driven on a primary basis until the end of their lifetime.
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5.461B
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The use of the tape 7750-7850 MHz in the meteorological satellite network (space-to-earth) is limited to non-geostationary satellite systems.
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5.462A
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In the case of Regions 1 and 3 (except for Japan) in the 1525-8400 MHz band, the ground observation satellite service that uses geostationary satellites does not create a power density that exceeds the following provisional values for reception angles (Europe) without the consent of the Member State ; from the affected administration :
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-174 dB (W/m) 2 () in a 4 kHz tape
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for 25 ° ≤ the ≤ 90 °,
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5.463
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Air stations must not transmit in the 1525-8400 MHz band.
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5.465
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In the space research service, the use of the tape 8400-8450 MHz is limited to outer space.
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5.470
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The use of band 8750-8850 MHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to airborne Doppler navigational aids on the centre frequency 8800 MHz.
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5.472
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In the tapes 8850-9000 MHz and 9200-9225 MHz, the maritime radio navigation service is limited to coastal-based radar.
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5.474
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In the tape 9500-9500 MHz, emergency transport sponders (SART) may be used, taking into account the appropriate ITU-R recommendation (see Article as well 31 ).
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5.475
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The use of the 9,300-9500 MHz band in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to airborne weather radar and ground-based radar. In addition, ground-based radar chap in the aeronautic radio navigation service in the tape 9300-9320 MHz, with the condition that the maritime radio navigation service is not caused by adverse disturbances. In the 19300-9500 MHz tape, ground-based radar, which is used for meteorological purposes, is the priority of other radio station-destination devices.
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5.476
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In the video 9300-9320 MHz in the radio navigation service, no shipping radar is allowed until 1. In January 2001, in addition to those which already existed on 1. January 1976.
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5.476A
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In the tape 9500-9800 MHz, the stations in the ground (active) service (active) and comm-research service (active) may not cause adverse disturbances of or inhibit the use or development of stations on radio navigation and The radio-site destination services.
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5.479
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The Bhalat9975-10025 MHz is also allocated to the meteorological satellite service on a secondary basis for weather-radar.
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5.482
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In the tape 10,6-10,68 GHz, stations of fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile, services are limited to a maximum e.i.r.p. (equivalent isotropy radiated power) of 40 dBW, and the effect supplied to the antenna shall not exceed-3 dBW. These limits must be exceeded, provided that agreement is reached after No 9.21 In Saudi Arabia, Armenia, Azerbayjan, Bahrain, Bangladesh, Belarus, China, the United Arab Emirates, Georgia, India, Indonesia, Iran, Iraq, Iraq, Japan, Kasakstan ; Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Moldavia, Nigeria, Pakistan, Pakistan, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, the Philippines, Syria, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, are the restrictions on the fixed and mobile, except for aeronautical mobile, services not applicable.
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5.482A
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By sharing the tape 10,6-10,68 GHz between the ground-observation satellite service (passive) and the fixed and mobile service, except for aeronautical mobile, Resolution 751 (WRC-07) .
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5.484
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In Region 1, the use of the volume 10,7-11,7 GHz in the fixed satellite (Jord-to-room) is limited to food connections for the broadcast satellite service.
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5.484A
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Using the tapes 10,95-11,2 GHz (space-to-earth), 11,45-11,7 GHz (space-to-earth), 11,7-12,2 GHz (space-to-earth) in Region 3, 12,5-12.75 GHz (space-to-earth) in Region 1, 13.74-14,5 GHz (Earth-to-room), 17,8- 18,6 GHz (room-to-earth), 19.7-20,2 GHz (space-to-earth), 27,5-28,6 GHz (Earth-to-room) in the non-geostationary and geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite network are subject to the provisions of the Resolution ; 130 (WRC-97) Using the tape 17,8 to 18,1 GHz (space-to-earth) in the non-geostationary standard satellite service systems are also subject to the provisions of Resolution 538 (WRC-97) .
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5.487
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In the tape 11.7 to 12,5 GHz in Region 1 and 3, the fixed, fixed satellite, mobile, other than aeronautical mobile and the broadcaster services, in accordance with their respective allocations, shall not cause harmful disturbances or to protect them ; from broadcast satellite stations operating in accordance with the provisions of the provisions of Region 1 and 3 in Appendix 4 ; 30 .
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5.487A
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Additional allocation : in Region 1 is the volume 11.7 to 12,5 GHz, in Region 2, the tape is 12.2 to 12.2 to 12.7 GHz and in Region 3 tape 11,7-12.2 GHz, also allocated to the primary base, limited to non-GSO systems and subject to the provisions of No 9.12 in the case of coordination with other non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite service. Non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite network cannot provide protection from geostationary satellite networks in the broadcast satellite service operating in accordance with the Radiation Regulations, unagtet Bureau's complete receipt date of complete the coordination or notification information for non-GSO FSS systems and of complete coordination or notification information for GSO network. No! 5.43A shall not apply. Non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite navigation system in the tapes referred to above must be operated in such a way that any unacceptable disturbance which may arise during their operations can be eliminated rapidly.
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5.492
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Assignments to stations in the broadcast satellite service in accordance with the relevant regional Plan in Appendix 30 may also be used for transmissions in the fixed satellite (room-to-earth), provided such transmissions do not cause more disturbances or require greater protection from disorders other than broadcast-satellite transmissions ; operate in accordance with this Plan. With respect for space services, this tape must be used primarily for the satellite service.
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5.497
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The use of the tape 13,25-13.4 GHz in the aeronautic radio navigation service is limited to Doppler navigational aids.
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5.498A
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The midway observation satellite (active) and the space research services (active) operating in the tape 13,25-13.4 GHz must not cause harmful disturbances or inhibit the use or development of the aeronautic radio navigation service.
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5.501A
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Alloking of the tape 13,4-13,75 GHz for the primary base area research service is limited to active space-borne sensors. Other uses of the tape in the space research service are carried out on a secondary basis.
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5.501B
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In the tape 13,4-13,75 GHz, the ground-water (active) satellite and the space research services (active) do not cause harmful disturbances or inhibitions or the development of the radio station service.
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5.502
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In the tape 13,75-14 GHz, a grounding station in the fixed satellite must have a minimum antenna diameter of 1,2 m and a grounding station in a non-geostationary fixed satellite system have a minimum diameter of 4.5 m. In addition, e................. Before an administration takes a land station in a geostationary network in the standard satellite service in this tape with an antenna size of less than 4,5 m, it must ensure that the power density created on the ground of this earth does not have its power density ; overstep :
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-WHAT?
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115 dB (W/ (m 2 x 10 MHz) for more than 1% of the time, 36 metres above the surface of the sea are created by low water, which is officially recognised by the coastal State.
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-WHAT?
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115 dB (W/ (m 2 x 10 MHz) for more than 1% of the time created 3 m above the land on the borders of another country, where mobile radar is used or has been planned for this tape, unless prior agreement has been concluded on this subject.
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For ground stations in the fixed satellite satellite, which has a diameter greater than or equal to 4.5 m, the e.r.p. of any dispatch must be at least 68 dBW and shall not exceed 85 dBW.
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5.503
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In the tape 13,75-14 GHz, geostationary space stations in the space research service for which information for prior publication has been received by the Bureau in advance of 31. In January 1992, on a level playing field with stations in the standard satellite service ; after this date, new geostationary space stations are operating in the space-research service on a secondary basis. Until the geostationary space stations in the space research service for which information for prior publication has been received by the Bureau in advance of 31. January 1992 shall cease to operate in this tape :
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-WHAT?
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In the tape 13,770-13,780 GHz, e..p.....................
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4,7D + 28 dB (W/40 kHz), where D is the diameter of the grounding station in the fixed satellite (m), for antenna diameters greater than or equal to 1,2 m and less than 4,5 m.
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49.2D + 20log (D/4,5) dB (W/40 kHz), where D is the diameter of the grounding station in the fixed satellite (m), for antenna diameters greater than or equal to 4.5 m and less than 31,9 m.
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66.2 dB (W/40 kHz) for any grounding station in the fixed satellite dish for antenna diameters greater than or equal to 31,9 m.
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(iv)
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56,2 dB (W/40 kHz) for narrow band (s) (less than 40 kHz necessary bandwidth) ground stations in the fixed satellite network from any ground station in the fixed satellite dish with an antenna diameter of 4,5 m or more.
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-WHAT?
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E. .p. The density of any broadcast from any station in the fixed satellite station that operates in conjunction with a geostationary satellite station must not exceed 51dBW in 6 MHz band from 13.772-13,778 GHz.
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Automatic power control must be used to increase e.i.r.p. density in this range to compensate for the rain damping, to the extent that the power density at a fixed satellite service station does not exceed the value resulting from the use of a ground-based station that complies with the above limit values in clear weather conditions.
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5.504A
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In the frequency band 14-14,5 GHz, air-ground stations in the secondary aeronautic mobile satellite network also communicate with space stations in the fixed satellite service. The provisions of paragraph 5.29, 5.30 and 5.31 shall apply.
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5.504B
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Air farting ground stations operating in the aeronautical mobile satellite frequency band 14 to 14,5 GHz must comply with the provisions of Annex 1, Part C of Recommendation ITU-R M. 1643, with respect for any radio-astronomy station carrying out ; Observations in frequency band 14,47-14.5 GHz, which are located in Spain, France, India, Italy, Great Britain and South Africa.
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5.506
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The Bhaled 14.5 GHz must be used within the solid satellite (Jord-to-space) to be used for the birth connections of the broadcast satellite service provided that is coordinated with other networks in the fixed satellite service. This use of food relations is reserved for countries outside Europe.
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5.506A
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In the frequency band 14-14,5 GHz, ship-based land stations with an e.r.p. greater than 21 dBW shall operate on the same conditions as ground stations on vessels, as provided in Resolution 902 (WRC-03) This footnote does not apply to ship-based ground stations for which Radiocommunication Bureau has received complete Appendix 4 information prior to the 5. July, 2003.
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5.506B
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Earth stations on ship that communicate with space stations in the fixed satellite network may operate in the frequency band 14-14,5 GHz without prior agreement with Cyprus, Greece, Malta within the minimum distance set forth in the Resolution 902 (WRC-03) From these lands.
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5.511A
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The tape 15,43-15,63 GHz is also allocated to the fixed satellite (space-to-earth) on primary basis. The use of the tape 15,43-15,63 GHz in the fixed satellite-to-room (Jord and Jord-to-room) is limited to the birth compounds of non-geostationary systems in the mobile satellite service, and subject to coordination by No 9.11A. Using the frequency band 15,43-15,63 GHz in the fixed satellite (room-to-earth) is limited to food connections for non-geostationary systems in the mobile satellite service for which prior publication information has been received ; of the Bureau in advance of 2. June 2000. In the space-to-Earth direction, the minimum soil-based station of station and the reinforcement of the local horizontal plane and the minimum coordination distances required to protect a soil-based station from harmful disturbances shall be in : conformance with Recommendation ITU-R S.1341. In order to protect the radio astronomite service in 15,35 to 15,4 GHz, the total power density must be radiated in 15,35-15,4 GHz band of space stations in a non-GSO MSS feeder link (room-to-earth) system operating in 15,43-15,63 GHz the ribbon bar. exceed -156 dB (W/m 2 () In a 50 MHz bandwidth, into a radio-astronomy observation site for more than 2% of the time.
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5.511C
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Stations operated in the aeronautic radio navigation service shall limit the effective e.i.r.p. in accordance with Recommendation ITU-R S.1340. The minimum coordination distance required for the protection of aeronautic radio navigation stations (No, 4.10 are applicable) from harmful disorders from trackside feeder connections, and the maximum e.i.r.. transmitted to the local horizontal plane of a food aid trackside station shall be in accordance with Recommendation ITU-R ; S.1340.
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5.511D
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Fixed satellite service systems for which complete information for the prior publication has been received by the Bureau by 21. In November 1997, operate in the tapes 15,4-15,43 GHz and 15,63-15,7 GHz in the-Jord direction and 15,63-15,65 GHz in the Jord-to-room direction. In the tapes 15,4-15,43 GHz and 15,65-15,7 GHz, emissions from non-geostationary space shall not exceed a power density on the earth ' s surface of -146 dB (W/m 2 /MHz) for all reception angles. In the tape 15,63-15,65 GHz, where an administration is planning emissions from a non-geostationary space station that exceeds -146 dB (W/m) 2 /MHz) for all reception angles, it shall coordinate the following : 9.11A with affected administrations. Stations in the fixed satellite service, operating in the tape 15,63 to 15,65 GHz in the Jord-to-rum direction, shall not cause harmful disturbances to stations in the aeronautic radio navigation service (No). 4.10 is applicable).
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5.513A
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Spatial active sensors operating in the tape 17.2-17,3 GHz must not cause harmful disturbances or inhibit the development of radio-site-determination and other services allocated on a primary basis.
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5.516
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The use of the tape 17,3-18,1 GHz in geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite (Jord-to-room) is limited to food connections for the broadcast satellite service. The use of the tape 17,3-17,8 GHz in the Region 2 of the satellite satellite (Jord-to-room) is limited to geostationary satellites. For the use of tape 17,3-17,8 GHz (Jord-to-rum) in Region 2 to the maternity / feed service of the tape 12,2-12.7 GHz, see Article 11 Using the tapes 17.3 to 18,1 GHz (Jord-to-rum) in Regions 1 and 3, and 17.8-18,1 GHz (Earth-to-rum) in Region 2 of non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite system are subject to the application of the procedure in No 9.12 in relation to coordination with other non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite service. Non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed-satellite-satellite network cannot provide protection from geostationary satellite network in the fixed satellite network that operates in accordance with the Radio Regulations, unagtet Bureau's complete and complete receipt date. the coordination or notification information for non-GSO FSS systems and of complete coordination or notification information for the GSO network. No! 5.43A shall not apply. Non-geostationary satellite systems in the fixed satellite navigation system in the tapes referred to above must be operated in such a way as to eliminate any intolerable disturbances which may arise during their operations rapidly.
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5.516A
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In the frequency band 17,3-17,7 GHz, grounding stations must be grounded in the solid satellite (space-to-ground) in Region 1 do not feed the protection of the broadcasters of the broadcasters operating in accordance with Appendix 4 ; 30A , or put restrictions or restrictions on the location of the broadcasters of broadcasters all over the area of the service area of the birth-satellite service area.
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5.516B
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The following frequency bands are determined for (High-intensity applications) in the fixed satellite (HDFSS) :
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17,3-17,7 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 1
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18,3-19.3 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 2
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19,7-20,2 GHz
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(space-to-earth) in all Regions
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39,5-40 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 1
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40-40,5 GHz
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(space-to-earth) in all Regions
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40,5-42 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 2
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47,5-47,9 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 1
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48,2-48,54 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 1
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49,44-50,2 GHz
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(space-to-Earth) in Region 1
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27,5-27,82 GHz
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28.35-28.45 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in Region 2
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28.45-28.94 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in all Regions
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28.94-29,1 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in Region 2 and 3
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29,25-29,46 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in Region 2
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29,46-30 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in all regions
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48,2-50,2 GHz
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(Jord-to-rum) in Region 2
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This provision shall not preclude the use of the relevant frequency bands by other fixed satellite services and uses or any other services for which these frequency bands are allocated on a co-primary basis and do not create priority in these rules between : users of these frequency bands. Administrations should take this into account in the drafting of provisions relating to these frequency bands. View Resolution 143 (WRC-03) .
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5.519
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Further allocation : Bhaled 18.1-18,3 GHz is also allocated to the meteorologic-satellite (room-to-earth) satellite (Jord) on primary basis. Its use is limited to geostationary satellites and shall be in accordance with the provisions of Article 1 ; 21 , Table 21-4 .
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5.520
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The use of the tape 18.1 to 18,4 GHz in the fixed satellite (Jord-to-room) is limited to food connections in geostationary satellite systems in the broadcast satellite service.
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5.521
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Alternative allocations : In Germany, Denmark, United Arab Emirates and Greece, the tape is 18.1 to 18,4 GHz allocated to the fixed, fixed satellite (space-to-earth) and mobile services on a primary basis (see No 5.33 ). The provisions of paragraph 5.519 shall also apply.
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5.522A
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Radiation from fixed services and the fixed satellite service in the tape 18.6 to 18,8 GHz are limited to the values listed in paragraph 1. 21.5A and 21.16.2 .
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5.522B
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The use of the tape 18.6 to 18,8 GHz in the fixed satellite service is limited to geostationary systems and systems with a circuit where apogee is greater than 20 000 kilometres.
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5.523A
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Using the tapes 18.8-19.3 GHz (space-to-earth) and 28,6-29,1 GHz (Jord-to-rum) to GSO and non-GSO fixed satellite networks are subject to the provisions of the 9.11A . 22.2 shall not apply. Administrations that have GSO networked under the preparation of coordination prior to 18. In November 1995, in the greatest possible degree, cooperation shall be carried out in accordance with paragraph ; 9.11A with non-GSO network from which notification information has been received by the Bureau prior to this date, with a view to obtaining results that are accutable to all interested parties. Non-GSO network must not cause unacceptable disturbances of the GSO fast-satellite network for which complete Appendix 4 Notification information is considered to be received by the Bureau ahead of 18. November 1995.
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5.523B
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The use of a 19,3-19.6 GHz (Earth-to-room) to FSS is limited to feeder connections for non-GSO systems in MSS. This application shall be subject to the provisions of No 9.11A . 22.2 shall not apply.
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5.523C
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No! 22.2 in the Radio Regulations, in 19,3-19,6 GHz and 29,1-29.4 GHz, between food connections in non-geostationary mobile satellite network network and the fixed satellite network for which complete Appendix 4 Coordination information, or notification information, shall be considered to be received by the Agency ahead of 18. November 1995.
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5.523D
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Use of tape 19.3-19.3-19.7 GHz (space-to-Earth) to GSO/FSS systems and feeder connections for non-geostationary satellite systems in MSS are subject to the application of the provisions of the NRs. 9.11A , but not subject to the provisions of No 22.2 Use of this tape for other non-GSO/FSS systems, or, as mentioned in No, 5.523C and 5.523E , is not subject to the provisions of No 9.11A shall continue to be subject to the procedures laid down in Article 1 9 (Except for No 9.11A () and 11 , and the provisions of paragraph 22.2 .
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5.523E
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No! 22.2 in the Radio Regulations, in 19,6-19,7 GHz and 29,4-29,5 GHz, between food connections in non-geostationary mobile satellite network network and the fixed satellite network for which complete Appendix 4 Coordination information, or notification information, shall be considered to be received by the Bureau by 21. November 1997.
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5.525
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In order to facilitate inter-regional coordination between networks of mobile satellite and fixed satellite services, carrier waves must be placed in the mobile satellite service that are not susceptible to the greatest possible extent in the higher parts of the 19,7 tapes ; -20,2GHz and 29,5-30 GHz.
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5.526
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In the tapes 19,7-20,2 GHz and 29,5-30 GHz in Region 2, and in the tapes 20,1-20,2 GHz and 29,9-30 GHz in Region 1 and 3, the network that is in the fixed satellite and mobile satellite network may include links between trackside stations on specified or unspecified items, or when moving through one or more satellites on point-to-point and point-to-multipoint communications.
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5.527
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In the tapes 19,7-20,2 GHz and 29,5-30 GHz, the provisions of No 4.10 not in relation to the mobile satellite service.
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5.528
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The access to the mobile satellite service is intended for use by networks using narrow spot-beam antennas and similar advanced technology at space stations. Administrations operating systems in the mobile satellite network in the tape 19.7 to 20,1 GHz in Region 2 and in the tape 20.1 to 20,2 GHz must take all steps possible to ensure the continued availability of those tapes for the administrations which are fixed ; and mobile systems in accordance with the provisions of No 5.524 .
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5.530
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In the case of Regions 1 and 3, the allocation to the broadcast satellite service in the volume 21,4-22 GHz shall enter into force on 1. April 2007. The use of the tape in the broadcast satellite service after the date and on a provisional basis prior to that date is subject to the provisions of the Resolution ; 525 (WARC-92) .
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5.532
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The use of the tape 22,21 to 22,5 GHz of the soil observation satellite (passive) and the space research services (passive) must not inhibit the fixed and mobile except aeronautical mobile, services.
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5.535A
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The use of the tape 29.1-29,5 GHz (Earth-to-room) of FSS is limited to GSO satellite systems and food connections in non-GSO satellite systems in the mobile satellite service network. This use assumes the application of the provisions of No 9.11A but not the provisions of No 22.2 other than what is shown by No 5.523C and 5.523E , where such use is not subject to the provisions of No 9.11A and shall continue to be subject to Article 1 9 (Except for No 9.11A () and 11 procedures and the provisions of paragraph ; 22.2 .
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5.536
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The use of the volume of 25.25-27,5 GHz in the inter-satellite service is limited to space research and ground-observation satellite applications, as well as transmissions of data that are derived from industrial and medical activities in space.
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5.536A
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Administrations that install ground-based ground-based ground-based satellite stations cannot continue to provide protection from fixed and mobile services driven by adjacent administrations. In addition, ground-based broadcasters operating in the ground or in the space research service shall take into account the Recommendation ITU-R SA.1278 and Recommendation ITU-R SA.1625.
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5.536B
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In Germany, Saudi Arabia, Austria, Belgium, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, Korea, Denmark, Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Spain, Estonia, Finland, France, Hungary, India, Iran, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jordan, Kenya, Lebanon, Lebanon, Libya, Lebanon, Lebanon, Lebanon, Libya, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Moldavia, Norway, Oman, Uganda, Pakistan, the Philippines, Poland, Portugal, Syria, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, Britain, Singapore, Sweden, Switzerland, Tanzania, Turkey, Vietnam and Zimbabwe can land-based stations in the ground-observation satellite service does not cover protection from or restrict the development or initiation of stations in fixed or mobile services.
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5.538
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Additional allocation : $27,500-27,501 GHz and 29,999-30,000 GHz is also allocated to the solid satellite (Jord) on the primary basis for radio-beacon transmissions intended for up-link power management. Such space-to-earth transmissions shall not exceed equivalent isotropic output (e.i.r.p.) to +10 dBW in the direction of adjacent satellites in geostationary satellite circuits.
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5.539
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The Bhales 27,5-30 GHz must be used in the fixed satellite (Jord-to-space) to provide birth to the provision of the satellite services.
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5.540
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Additional allocation : Bhaled 27,501-29,999 GHz is also allocated to the fixed satellite (Yord) on a secondary basis for radio-beacon transmissions for use for up-link power management.
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5.541
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In the volume of 28.5-30 GHz, the ground-observation satellite service is limited to the transmission of data between stations and not the primary collection of information by active or passive sensors.
|
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5.541A
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Birth connections in the non-geostationary network in the mobile satellite service and geostationary network in the fixed satellite satellite service that operates in the tape 29.1-29,5 GHz (Earth-to-space), must use uplink adaptive power management or other methods low-end compensation, so that ground-based station transmissions can be carried out with the necessary power level to achieve the desired link with the result that the reciprocal disruption of both networks is reduced. These methods apply to the networks for which Appendices 4 Coordination is considered to be received by the Bureau after 17. May 1996 and until it is amended by a competent WRC. Administrations that submit Appendiks 4 information for coordination before this date is encouraged to use these methods as far as possible.
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5.543
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The tape 29.95-30 GHz must be used for space-for-space connections in the ground-observation satellite service to telemetry, search and control purposes, on a secondary basis.
|
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5.544
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In the tape 31 to 31,3 GHz, the limits of the load shall be specified in Article 1. 21 , Table 21-4 for the space research service.
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5.547
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Bints 31,8-33.4 GHz, 37-40 GHz, 40.5-43,5 GHz, 51,4-52,6 GHz, 55,78-59 GHz and 64-66 GHz are available for high-density applications in the fixed services (see the Resoluations) 75 (WRC-2000) and 79 (WRC-2000) ). Administrations must take this into account in terms of regulatory considerations relating to these tapes. Due to the potential use of high-density applications in the fixed satellite satellite, the 39,5-40 GHz and 40,5-42 GHz (See No 5.516B ), administrations should take further account of potential reductions in high-density applications in the fixed services, where necessary.
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5.547A
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Administrations must take steps to minimise the potential disturbances between stations in the fixed services and airborne stations in the radio navigation service in the tape 31,8-33,4 GHz, taking into account the operational requirements of airborne services ; radar systems.
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5.548
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In the development of stations for the inter-satellite service in the tape 32,3-33 GHz, radio navigation service in the band 32-33 GHz and the space research service (outer space) in the tape 31,8-32,3 GHz, the administrations must take all necessary measures ; in order to prevent harmful disturbances between these services and have the security aspects of the radio navigation service for an eye (see Recommendation ; 707 ).
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5.549A
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In the frequency band 35,5-36,0 GHz, the average output of the earth has been produced by any airborne sensor in the ground (active) service satellite (active) or comm (active) research service (active), for each angle greater than 0.8 from the above 0.8) ; the radiation centre shall not exceed-73,3 dB (W/m 2 () on these frequency bands.
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5.550A
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In the case of division of the volume 36-37 GHz between the ground-observation satellite service (passive) and the fixed and mobile service shall apply to Resolution 752 (WRC-07) .
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5.551H
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The equivalent power density (epfd) produced in frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz of all space stations in any non-geostationary satellite system in the fixed satellite (space-to-earth), or in the broadcasters (space-to-earth (Jord) service, which : operating in the frequency band 42-42,5 GHz shall not exceed the following values on the site of any radio astronomistation station in more than 2% of the time :
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-WHAT?
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230 dB (W/m 2 () in 1 GHz and -246 dB (W/m 2 () in each band of 500 kHz in the frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz on the spot of any radio astronomistation recorded as a single telescope ; and
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-WHAT?
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209 dB (W/m 2 () in each band of 500 kHz in frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz on the spot of any radio astronomy station recorded as a 'very long baseline interferometry'.
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These epfd values must be evaluated using the method specified in Recommendation ITU-R S.1586 and reference the antenna chart and the maximum antenna back radio radio astronomitarisation, as shown by Recommendation ITU-R RA.1631, which applies to the whole of : The heavenly space and at an elevation angle greater than the minimum angle of the European Union. min in the case of radiotelescope (for which a normal value of 5 ° should be assumed in the absence of notified information).
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These values must apply to any radio astronomical station, either :
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-WHAT?
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Located before the end of WRC-03 and has been notified to the ITU by 4. January 2004 ; or
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-WHAT?
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was notified before the date of receipt of the complete information in Appendix 4 on coordination and notification, which has been dedicated to the space station for which the restrictions apply.
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Other radio astronomial stations notified in accordance with these dates must seek an agreement with the authority responsible for the space station. In Region 2, Resolution 743 (WRC-03) use. The restriction of this footnote may be exceeded, rather than the location of a radio astronomy station, of any country's administration that agrees with it.
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5.551I
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The power density of the frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz has been produced by any geostationary station in the fixed satellite (space-to-ground) or of the broadcaster satellite (space-to-ground) operating in frequency band 42-42,5 GHz, shall not exceed the following values on the site of any radio astronomistation station :
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-WHAT?
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137 dB (W/m 2 () in 1 GHz and -153 dB (W/m 2 () in every 500 kHz band of frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz on the spot of any radio astronomistation station, recorded as a stand-alone telescope ; and
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-WHAT?
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116 dB (W/m 2 () in each 500 kHz band in the frequency band 42,5-43,5 GHz on the spot of any radio astronomical station recorded as a "very long baseline interferometry" station
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These values must be applied to the place of any radio astronomial station, which either :
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-WHAT?
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operated by the end of the WRC 03 and which has been notified to the ITU by 4. January 2004, or
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-WHAT?
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was notified before the date of receipt of the complete information in Appendiks 4 on coordination and notification, which has been dedicated to the space station for which the restrictions apply.
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Other radio astronomial stations notified in accordance with these dates must seek an agreement with the authority responsible for the space station. In Region 2, Resolution 743 (WRC-03) shall apply. The restriction of this footnote may be exceeded, rather than the location of a radio astronomy station, of any country's administration that agrees with it.
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5.552
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The mirror asset allocation to the fixed satellite service in the ties of 42,5-43,5 GHz and 47,2-50,2-50,2 GHz for the Jord-to-rum transmissions is greater than that in the volume 37.5-39.39.GHz for space-to-Earth transmission to accommodate food connections to the broadcast ; Satellites. Administrations are encouraged to take every step possible to reserve the tape 47.2-49.2 GHz for the satellite service that operates in the volume 40,5-42,5 GHz.
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5.552A
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Allocation in the tapes 47,2-47,5 GHz and 47,9-48,2 GHz for the regular service have been used by HAPS (High Altitude Platform Stations). The use of ties 47,2-47,5 GHz and 47,9-48,2 GHz are subject to the provisions of Resolution 122 (WRC-97) .
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5.553
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In the ties of 43,5-47 GHz and 66-71 GHz, it must be operated in the mobile service provided they do not cause adverse disturbation of space radio communications services to which these tapes are allocated (see No 5.43 ).
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5.554
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In the tapes 43,5-47 GHz, 66-71 GHz, 95-100 GHz, 123-130 GHz, 191.8-200 GHz and 252-265 GHz, satellite connections are also allowed to link ground stations on specified fixed points when used in connection with the mobile Satellite satellite or radio navigation satellite service.
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5.554A
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The fixed satellite services (space-to-earth) use of the frequency bands 47,5-479.9 GHz, 48,2-48,54 GHz and 49.44-50,2 GHz are limited to geostationary satellites.
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5.555
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Additional allocation : $48,94-49,04 GHz is also allocated to the radio-astronomite service on a primary basis.
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5.555B
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The power density of the frequency band 48,94-49.04 GHz generated by any geostationary station in the fixed satellite (room-to-earth) operating in the frequency bands 48,2-48,54 GHz and 49.44-50,2 GHz shall not exceed -151,8 dB (W/m) 2 () in every 500 kHz tape on the location of any radio-asonomy station.
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5.556
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In the tapes 51,4-54.25 GHz, 58.2-59 GHz and 64-65 GHz, radio astronomy observations must be carried out at national level.
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5.556A
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The use of the tapes 54.25-56,9 GHz, 57,0-58.2 GHz and 59,0-59,3 GHz in the inter-satellite service is limited to satellites in geostationary satellite circuits. The power density caused by one station in the inter-satellite service may, in all circumstances and at all levels of modulation techniques, in all heights from 10 km above the surface of the earth and near all geostationary circuits occupied with passive sensors do not exceed -147 dB (W/ (m 2 x 100 MHz) for all recipient angles.
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5.557A
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In the tape 55,78-56.26 GHz, the maximum load density shall be limited to the antenna of a fixed service station to -26 dB (W/MHz), to protect stations in the ground (W/MHz) satellite service (passive).
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5.558
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In the tapes 555.2 GHz, 59-64 GHz, 59-64 GHz, 66-71 GHz, 122,25-123 GHz, 130-134 GHz, 167-174.8 GHz and 191,8-200 GHz must be operated in the aeronautical mobile service provided they do not cause harmful disturbances to them ; inter-satellite service (see No 5.43 ).
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5.559
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In the tape 59-64 GHz, airborne radar must be used in the radio station service, provided they do not cause harmful interference of the inter-satellite service (see 5.43 ).
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5.560
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In the 78-79 GHz band, radar is allowed to be used on space stations on the primary basis of the ground-observation satellite service and in the space research service.
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5.560A
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Bhaled 81-81.5 GHz is also allocated for the amateur radio and amateur satellite service on a secondary basis.
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5.561
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In the tape 74 to 76 GHz, stations in the fixed, mobile and broadcasters shall not cause harmful disturbances to stations in fixed satellite services or stations in the broadcast satellite service operating in accordance with the decisions of the appropriate frequency allocation and planning conference for the broadcast satellite service.
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5.562
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The use of the tape 94-94.1 GHz in the ground-observation satellite (active) and combed-research service (active) is limited to space-borne cloud radar.
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5.562A
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Transmissions from space stations in the ground observation satellite service (active) conducied to the main beam of a radio-astronomy antenna may potentially cause damage to radio astronomy receivers. Rumagentours that operate transmitters and affected radio astronomial stations should in the greatest possible extent plan their operations in order to avoid this happening.
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5.562B
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Extensions in this allocation are limited to space-based radio astronomy.
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5.562C
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The use of the tape 116-122.25 GHz in the inter-satellite service is limited to satellites in geostationary satellite circuits. The power density caused by one station in the inter-satellite service may, in all circumstances and at all levels of modulation techniques, in all heights from 10 km above the surface of the earth and near all geostationary circuits occupied with passive sensors do not exceed -148 dB (W/ (m 2 x MHz) for all recipient angles.
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5.562E
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Allocuing to the ground observation satellite service (active) in the tape 133.5-134 GHz is limited to this tape.
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5.562F
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In the 155,5-GHz band, the allocations for the soil observation satellite (passive) and the space-research services (passive) on 1 shall be terminated. January 2018.
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5.562G
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The date of entry into force of the fixed and mobile services of the 155,5-158,5 GHz band is the first one. January 2018.
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5.562H
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The use of the bonds 174,8-182 GHz and 185-190 GHz in the inter-satellite service are limited to satellites in geostationary satellite circuits. The power density caused by one station in the inter-satellite service must be under all conditions and at all height of the modulation techniques in all heights from 0 km above the surface of the earth and near all geostationary circuits occupied with passive sensors do not exceed -144 dB (W/ (m 2 -(MHz)) for all port reception angles.
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5.563A
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In the tapes 200 to 209 GHz, 235-238 GHz and 265-275 GHz there is soil-based passive The spheric sensing of the monitor's spheric beatrs.
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5.563B
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Bhaled 237,9-238 GHz is also allocated only to the ground observation satellite (active) and space research service (active) for space-borne cloud radar.
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5.565
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The frequency band 275-1 000 GHz must be used by administrations for experimentation and the development of various active and passive services. This tape identified a need for the following spectral measurements for passive services :
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-WHAT?
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Radio-astronomial service : 257-323 GHz, 327-371 GHz, 327-371 GHz, 388-424 GHz, 426-442 GHz, 453-510 GHz, 623-9011 GHz, 795-909 GHz and 926-945 GHz ;
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-WHAT?
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Earn the network (passive) and space research service (passive) : 275-277 GHz, 294-306 GHz, 316-334 GHz, 342-349 GHz, 363-349 GHz, 371-365 GHz, 416-434 GHz, 442-444 GHz, 496-568 GHz, 624-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634-629 GHz, 634 654 GHz, 659-661 GHz, 684-692 GHz, 730-732 GHz, 851-853 GHz and 951-956 GHz.
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Future research into this predominate unexploring spectrum may be envisaged to produce spectral lines and continuum bands in the interests of passive services. Administrations are encouraged to take every step possible to protect these passive services from harmful disturbances until the allocation table is established for above-mentioned frequency bands.
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Appendix 2
Definitions of service categories
The following is the rendition of the ITU Radiation rules. 5 -No. 5.23-5.33 , which contains a description of the three categories of services used in this frequency table.
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5.23
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Prime and Secondary services.
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5.24
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(1)
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Where it is stated in Section IV of the Frequent Table in Section IV of this Article that a tape is allocated to more than one service at world or regional level, such services are listed in the following order :
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5.25
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(a)
|
Services whose names are "uppercase" (e.g., FIXs) are primary services.
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5.26
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(b)
|
Services whose names are "ordinary letters" (e.g., mobile) are secondary services (see No 5.28 to 5.31 ).
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5.27
|
(2)
|
Further comments shall be made in the case of "ordinary letters" (e.g., MOBILE, except for aeronautical mobile).
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5.28
|
(3)
|
Stations in a secondary service :
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5.29
|
(a)
|
Do not cause adverse disturbances to stations in primary services to which frequencies are already assigned or to which frequencies can be assigned at a later date.
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5.30
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(b)
|
Could not foresee protection from harmful disturbances caused by stations in primary services to which frequencies are already assigned or may be assigned at a later date.
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5.31
|
(c)
|
However, may deter protection from harmful disturbances caused by stations in the same or other secondary service to which frequencies can be assigned at a later date.
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|
5.32
|
(4)
|
Where it is indicated in a footnote in the Frequent Table indicated that a tape has been allocated to a service 'on a secondary basis' in an area less than a 'region' or in a particular country, this is a secondary service.
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5.33
|
(5)
|
Where it is indicated in a footnote in the Frequent Table indicated that a tape has been allocated to a service 'on a primary basis' in an area less than a 'region', or in a particular country, this is only a primary service in this area or country.
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Appendix 3
Danish laws and notices
|
Legislation no. 680 of 23. June 2004 with a subsequent change
|
Promotion of radio frequencies
|
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Legislation no. 823 of 3. July 2007
|
The law on radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and electromagnetic conditions
|
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Legislation no. 338 of 11. April 2007
|
Radio and Television Company Law
|
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Publication no. 27 of 10. January 2007
|
Publication on radio and telecommunications terminal equipment and electromagnetic conditions
|
|
|
Publication no. 554 of 11. June 2008
|
Annunciation of the use of radio frequencies without authorization, and on amateur radio racks and call signs etc.
|
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Publication no. 1006 of 10 December 2002 with a subsequent change
|
Publication concerning the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
|
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Publication no. 272 of 23. April 2008
|
Publication of the frequency policy framework member
|
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Publication no. 326 of 8. May 2000
|
Publication of public procurement of authorisations for the establishment and operation of public networks in particular for emergency and emergency services and other types of specific communication needs
|
Appendix 4
Danske Radio Interfaces
|
No 00 001
|
Radio interface for the radiological transmission system for the transmission of audio signals, including in-ear monitoring
|
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No 00 002
|
Radio interface for radiological unit radio-identification (AVI) for rail transport
|
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No 00 003
|
Radio interface for the radio installations for the transmission of alarms in the case of motor vehicles
|
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No 00 004
|
Radio interface radio equipment radio systems for computer communication
|
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|
No 00 005
|
Radio interface radio equipment for remote control
|
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|
No 00 006
|
Radio interface radio equipment for remote models management
|
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No 00 007
|
Radio interface for low-power radio stations for local data networks in frequency band 5-6 GHz
|
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No 00 008
|
Radio interface for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
|
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No 00 009
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 3600-4200 MHz
|
|
|
No 00 010
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 5925-6425 MHz
|
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|
No 00 011
|
Radio interface for radio-eating equipment in frequency band 6425-7125 MHz
|
|
|
No 00 012
|
Radio interface for radio-eating plants in frequency band 7125-7425 MHz and 7900-8500 MHz
|
|
|
No 00 015
|
Radio interface for radio-eating plants in frequency band 12,75-13.25 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 016
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency bands 14.50-14.62 GHz/15, 23-15,35 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 017
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 17.70-19.70 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 018
|
Radio interface for radio-eating equipment in frequency band 22,00-23,60 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 019
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 24.50-26,50 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 020
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 37.39.50 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 021
|
Radio interface for radio-eating plants in frequency band 48,50-51,40 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 022
|
Radio interface for mobile VHF/UF/UHF radio installations at noon. PMR 446 installations
|
|
|
No 00 023
|
Radiointerface for active medical implants with ultra-av sendepower
|
|
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No 00 024
|
Radio interface for radio installations for medical telemetry
|
|
|
No 00 025
|
Radio interface for radiobantiated wireless microfonts at including in-ear monitoring systems
|
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|
No 00 026
|
Radio interface for radio installations for use on personal alarm
|
|
|
No 00 027
|
Radio interface for radio installations for use in closed personnel search services (ON-SITE Paging)
|
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|
No 00 028
|
Radio interface for 27 MHz private radio installations
|
|
|
No 00 029
|
Radio interface for radio stations for local data networks (RLAN)
|
|
|
No 00 030
|
Radio interface for Road Transportation and Traffic Telematics (RTTT)
|
|
|
No 00 031
|
Radio interface for the ship ' s radio installations for the detection of movements
|
|
|
No 00 032
|
Radio interface for the VA with integrated or dedicated antenna designed for telemetry, distance management, alarm, speech and data transfer in certain frequency bands between 6 MHz and 246 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 033
|
Radio interface for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) in frequency band 3410-4200 MHz and 5925-8500 MHz
|
|
|
No 00 034
|
Radio interface for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) in frequency band 10,150-19,700 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 035
|
Radio interface for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) in frequency band 22,0-29,5 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 036
|
Radio interface for Fixed Wireless Access (FWA) in frequency band 31,0-39,5 GHz
|
|
|
No 00 037
|
RadioInterface for Maritime MF/HF radio-installation including : DSC and radio telex installations
|
|
|
No 00 038
|
RadioInterface for Maritime UHF radio installations
|
|
|
No 00 039
|
Radio interface for fixed installed and portable VHF radio installations including : DSC installations
|
|
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No 00 040
|
Radio interface for maritime radar transponders (SART)
|
|
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No 00 041
|
Network Enemy Eradiator RadioInterface (EPIRB) RadioInterface
|
|
|
No 00 042
|
Radio interface for aeronautic COSPAS-SARSAT nude diodes to localization (ELT)
|
|
|
No 00 043
|
Radio interface for analog wireless telephones (CT1)
|
|
|
No 00 044
|
Radio interface for FM radio transmitters
|
|
|
No 00 045
|
Radio interface for radio-eating facilities in frequency band 57,1-58.9 GHz.
|
|
|
No 00 046
|
Radio interface for radio-station radio installations (non-soLAS),
|
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No 00 047
|
Radio interface for private mobile digital UHF radio
|
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No 00 048
|
Radio interface for Eurobalise radio systems for railway operations
|
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No 00 049
|
Radio interface for the Euroloop for the rail service
|
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No 00 050
|
Radio interface for Meteor scatter radio terminals
|
|
|
No 00 051
|
Radio interface for radio-identification system (RFID)
|
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No 00 052
|
Radio interface for avalanche radio installations for avalanalarms
|
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|
No 00 053
|
Radio interface for NAVTEX recipients for non-SOLAS ships
|
|
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No 00 054
|
Radio interface for radio-range radar (SRR) in frequency band 77-81 GHz for use in vehicles
|
|
|
No 00 055
|
Radio interface for radio-range radar (SRR) in frequency band 21-26 GHz for time-limited use in vehicles
|
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|
No 00 056
|
Radiointerface for Ultra Wideband (UWB) radioud with low seatpower
|
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No 00 057
|
Radio interface for UWB radar for the analysis of construction materials
|
|
|
No 00 058
|
Radio interface for satellite imams for stationary VSAT satellite services
|
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|
No 00 059
|
Radio interface for UWB radar for examination of soil and wall
|
|
|
No 00 060
|
Radio interface for mobile communications on board aircraft (MCA) in frequency bands 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880 MHz
|
|
|
No 00 061
|
Radio interface for intelligent transport systems (ITS)
|
|
|
Radiointerfaces can be found on the IT and Telecommunications website www.itst.dk
|
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Appendix 5
Implemented CEPT/ERC and ECC Decisions (ERCITY C el. ECC / DEC)
|
ERC / DEC (94) 01
|
ERC Decision of 24 October 1994 on band bands to be at least for the " coordinated " of the GSM pan-European Digital Communications Systems (GSM)
|
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ERC / DEC (94) 03
|
ERC Decision of 24 October 1994 on band bands to be made for the " coordinated " of the Digital European Cordless Telecommunications Systems. (DECT)
|
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ERC / DEC (95) 01
|
ERC Decision of 1 December 1995. by ECC 18 March 2005, and 14 March 2008 on the free age and use of radio equipment in CEPT member countries
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (95) 03
|
ERC Decision of 1 December 1995 on the frequency bands to be designated for the Commission of DCS 1800
|
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|
ERC / DEC (96) 01
|
ERC Decision of 7 March 1996 concerning a very important band to be used for the " The Digital Country Mobile System for the Emergency Services " for the " Emergency Services ".
|
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|
ERC / DEC (96) 02
|
ERC Decision of 7 March 1996 on the High Council band to be used for the CEPT PR 27 radio equipment and on the implementation of the implementation of the technical standard for this equipment.
|
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ERC / DEC (96) 04
|
ERC Decision of 7 March 1996 on the frequency bands for the framework of the Trans European Trunsad Radio System. (TETRA)
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (97) 02
|
ERC Decision of 21 March 1997 on the Extended Frequency Bands to be used for the GSM Digital Pan-European Communications System
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (97) 03
|
ERC Decision of 30 June 1997 on Harmonized Use of Spectrum for Satellite Personal Communication Services (S-PCS) operating within the bands within the bands 1610-1625.5 MHz, 2483.5-2500 MHz, 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (97) 11
|
ERC Decision of 5 December 1997 on free age and use of DCS 1800 mobile terminals in CEPT member countries : mean, ging the field of application of ERC/C/( 95) 01
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 11
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on the It was a band to be used for CEPT PR 27 radio equipment and on the implementation of the implementation of the technical standard for this equipment
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 15
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of Omnitracs terminals for the Euteltracs system
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 16
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of CEPT PR-27 equipment
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 20
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of GSM mobile terminals
|
|
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ERC / DEC (98) 21
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of DCS 1800 (also known as GSM 1800) mobile terminals
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 22
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of DECT equipment, except fixed-party which provide for public access
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 25
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on the It was the last band to be unique for PMR446
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 26
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of PMR446 equipment
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (98) 27
|
ERC Decision of 23 November 1998 on free age and use of PMR 446 equipment in CEPT member countries : mean the field of application of ERC200C/( 95) 01
|
|
|
ERC / DEC (99) 02
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ERC Decision of 10 March 1999 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of Terrestrial Trunsad Radio System (TETRA) Mobile Terminals
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ERC / DEC (99) 03
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ERC Decision of 10 March 1999 on Free Circulation and Use of Terrestrial Trunsad Radio System (TETRA) Civil Mobile Terminals
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ERC / DEC (99) 05
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ERC Decision of 10 March 1999 on Free Circulation, Use and Exemption from Individual Licensing of Mobile Earth Stations (S-PCS < 1GHz)
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ERC / DEC (99) 06
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ERC Decision of 10 March 1999 on the It is the case of the responsibility of satellite personal communication systems operating in the bands below 1 GHz (S-PCS <1GHz)
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ERC / DEC (99) 15
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ERC Decision of 1 June 1999 on the business of the High frequency band 40.5 to 43.5 GHz for the Multimedia Wireless Systems (MWS) including Multipoint Video Distribution Systems (MVDS)
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ERC / DEC (99) 17
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ERC Decision of 1 June 1999 on the Automatic Identification and Surveillance System (AIS) : in the Maritime VHF band
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ERC / DEC (99) 26
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ERC Decision of 29 November 1999 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of Receive Only Earth Stations (ROES)
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ERC / DEC (00) 02
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ERC Decision of 27 March 2000 on the use of the band 37.5-40.5 GHz by the fixed service and Earth stations of the fixed-satellite service (space to earth)
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ERC / DEC (00) 06
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ERC Decision of 19 October 2000 on the licensing and global principles and use of IMT-2000 terrestrial and satellite mobile terminals
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ERC / DEC (00) 07
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ERC Decision of 19 October 2000 on the shared use of the band 17.7-19,7 GHz by the fixed service and Earth stations of the fixed satellite services (space-to-earth)
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ERC / DEC (01) 02
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Provision of the individual licensing, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Non-specific Short Range Devices es in the frequency band 26.957-27.283 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 03
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Provision of the individual licensing, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Non-specific Short Range Devices es in the frequency band 40.660-40.700 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 07
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Provision of credit, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Radio Local Area Networks (RLANs), in the frequency band 2400-2483.5 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 08
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Construction of credit, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Movement Detection and Alert operating in the frequency band 2400-2483.5 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 10
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Provision of credit, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Model control operating at 26.995, 27.045, 27.095, 27.145 and 27.195 MHz ;
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ERC / DEC (01) 11
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Excessive action, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Flying Model control operating at the frequency band 34.995-35.225 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 12
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Provision of credit, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Model control operating at 40.665, 40.675, 40.685 and 40.695 MHz.
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ERC / DEC (01) 16
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ERC Decision on 12 March 2001 on Provision of credit, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for inductive applications operating at the frequency band 26.957-27.283 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 17
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Excessive action, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Ultra Low Power Active Medical Implants operating in the frequency band 402-405 MHz
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ERC / DEC (01) 19
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ERC Decision of 12 March 2001 on Seen bands bands to be designated for the Direct Mode Operation (DMO) of the Digital Country Mobile Systems for the Emergency Services
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ECC / DEC (01) 01
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ECC Decision of 15 November 2001 on Phasing out analogue CT1 and CT1 + applications in the 900 MHz band
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ECC / DEC (02) 01
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ECC Decision of 15 March 2002 on the frequency bands to be designated for the " Road Transportation and Traffic Telematic Systems " Road Transport and Traffic Telematic Systems
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ECC / DEC (02) 04
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ECC Decision of 15 March 2002 on the use of the band 40.5-42.5 GHz by terrestrial (fixed service / service) systems and uncoordinated Earth stations in the fixed satellite service and broadcasting-satellite service (space to earth)
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ECC / DEC (02) 05
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ECC Decision of 5 July 2002 on the availability and availability of frequency bands for the purposes of the 876-876-880 MHz and 921-921 MHz bands
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ECC / DEC (02) 06
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ECC Decision of 15 November 2002 on the age of frequency band 2500-2690 MHz for UMTS/IMT-2000
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ECC / DEC (02) 07
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ECC Decision of 15 November 2002 on the European use of the bands of the bands of the bands 1670-1675 MHz and 1800-1805-1805-MHz and on the I on the ' Decision of the Court of the ERC Decision (92) 01 " Decision on the frequency bands to be used for the " decision of the " Terrestrial Flight Telecommunications System "
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ECC / DEC (02) 09
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ECC Decision of 15 November 2002 on free, and use of GSM-R mobile terminals within the frequency bands 876-880 MHz and 921-925 MHz for the " S " in CEPT countries, ", do the field of application of ERC/( 95) 01
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ECC / DEC (02) 10
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ECC Decision of 15 November 2002 on exemption from the individual licensing of GSM-R mobile terminals within the frequency bands 876-880 MHz and 921-925 MHz for the case for the purposes of the following :
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ECC / DEC (03) 02
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ECC Decision of 17 October 2003 on the age of the frequency band 1479.5-1492 MHz for use by Satellite Digital Audio Broadcasting systems
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ECC / DEC (03) 04
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ECC Decision of 17 October 2003 on the Exemption from Individual Licensing of Very Small Aperture Terminals (VSAT) operating in the frequency bands 14.25-14.50 GHz Earth-to-space and 10.70-11.70 GHz space-to-Earth
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ECC / DEC/( 04) 01
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ECC Decision of 19 March 2004 on Excessive, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices used for Devices detecting Avalance Victims ' in the frequency band 457 kHz
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ECC / DEC (04) 02
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ECC Decision of 19 March 2004 on Provision of the exemption, technical characteristics and exemption from individual licensing of Short Range Devices's used for Non-Specific Short Range Devices's Audio and voice applications operating at the frequency band 433.050-434.790 MHz
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ECC / DEC (04) 03
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ECC Decision of 19 March 2004 on the frequency band 77-81 GHz to be issued for the use of automotive Short Range Radars
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ECC / DEC (04) 06
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ECC Decision of 19 March 2004 on the availability of frequency bands for the Commission of Wide Band digital Land Mobile PMR/PAMR in the 400 MHz and 800/900 MHz bands
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ECC / DEC (04) 08
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ECC Decision of 12 November 2004 on the houses of the 5 GHz frequency bands for the implementation of Wireless Access Systems including Radio Local Area Networks (WAS/RLANs)
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ECC / DEC (04) 09
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ECC Decision of 12 November 2004 on the band of the bands 1518-1525 MHz and 1670-1675 MHz for the Mobile-Satellite Service
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ECC / DEC (04) 10
|
ECC Decision of 12 November 2004 on the frequency bands to be designated for the temporary introductory phrase of Automotive Short Range Radars (SRR)
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ECC / DEC (05) 02
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ECC Decision of 18 March 2005 on the use of the frequency band 169.4-169.8125 MHz
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ECC / DEC (05) 03
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ECC Decision of 18 March 2005 on the Constance of the European Radio Messaging System (ERMES) for the European Radio Messaging System (ERMES) "
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ECC / DEC (05) 05
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ECC Decision of 18 March 2005 on It is the utilisation of spectrum for IMT-2000/UMTS systems operating within the band 2500-2690 MHz
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ECC / DEC (05) 08
|
ECC Decision of 24 June 2005 on on the availability of frequency bands for high density applications in the Fixed-Satellite Service (space-to-Earth-to-space)
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ECC / DEC (05) 09
|
ECC Decision of 24 June 2005 on the free at the free at the free at the free at the use of Earth Stations on board Vesselin ckle Satellite service networks in the frequency bands 5 925-6 425 MHz (Earth-to-space) and 3 700-4 200 MHz (space-to-earth)
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ECC / DEC (05) 10
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ECC Decision of 24 June 2005 on the free age and use of Earth Stations on board Vesselin fixed satellite service networks in the frequency bands 14-14.5 GHz (Earth-to-space), 10.7-11.7 GHz (space-to-Earth) and 12.5-12.75 GHz (space-to-Earth)
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ECC / DEC (05) 11
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ECC Decision of 24 June 2005 on the free Commission and use of Aircraft Earth Stations (AES) in the frequency bands 14-14.5 GHz (Earth-to-space), 10.7-11.7 GHz (space-to-Earth) and 12.5-12.75 GHz (space-to-earth)
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ECC / DEC (05) 12
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ECC Decision of 28 October 2005 on harmonized shall be harmonized, technical characteristics, exemption from individual licensing and free-use and use of digital PMR 446 applications operating at the frequency band 446.1-446.2 MHz
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ECC / DEC (06) 01
|
ECC Decision of 24 March 2006 on the harmonized utilization and the spectrum for terrestrial IMT-2000/UMTS systems operating within the bands, 1900-1980 MHz, 2010-2025 MHz and 2110-2170 MHz
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ECC / DEC (06) 02
|
ECC Decision of 24 March 2006 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of Low e.i.r.p. Satellite Terminals (LEST) operating within the frequency bands 10.70-12.75 GHz or 19.70-20.20 GHz space-to-Earth and 1400-14.25 GHz or 29.50-30:00 GHz Earth-to-Space
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ECC / DEC (06) 03
|
ECC Decision of 24 March 2006 on Exemption from Individual Licensing of High e.i.r.p. Satellite Terminals (HEST) with e.i.r.p. above 34 dBW operating within the frequency bands 10.70-12.75 GHz or 19.70-20.20 GHz space-to-Earth and 1400-14.25 GHz or 29.50-30.00 GHz Earth-to-space
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ECC / DEC (06) 04
|
ECC Decision of 24 March 2006 on the harmonized conditions for devices using UWB technology in bands below 10.6 GHz
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ECC / DEC (06) 06
|
ECC Decision of 7 July 2006 on the availability of frequency bands for the vessel of Narrow Band Digital Land Mobile PMR/PAMR in the 80 MHz, 160 MHz and 400 MHz bands
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ECC / DEC (06) 07
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the I on the houses of airborne GSM systems in the frequency bands 1710-1785 and 1805-1880 MHz,
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ECC / DEC (06) 08
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the conditions for use of the radio spectrum by Ground-and Wall-Probing Radar (GPR/WPR) imaging systems
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ECC / DEC (06) 09
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the business of the bands of the bands 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz for use by systems in the Mobile-Satellite Service including those. by a Complementary Ground Component (CGC)
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ECC / DEC (06) 10
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the implementation of the Fixed Service and Radio relay system in the bands 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz in order to the EU's in the case of the Commission, by the way, the Commission and the development of the development of systems in the Mobile Satellite Service including the City of Complementary Ground Component City.
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ECC / DEC (06) 12
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the Condubious conditions for devices using Ultra-Wideband (UWB) technology with Low Duty Cycle (LDC) in the frequency band 3.4-4.8 GHz
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ECC / DEC (06) 13
|
ECC Decision of 1 December 2006 on the parties of the bands 880-915 MHz, 925-960 MHz, 1710-1785 MHz and 1805-1880-1880 MHz for terrestrial IMT-2000/UMTS systems
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ECC / DEC (07) 01
|
ECC Decision of 30 March 2007 on Building Material Analysis (BMA) devices using UWB technology
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ECC / DEC (07) 02
|
ECC Decision of 30 March 2007 on Availability of Frequency Bands between 3400-3800 MHz for the Harmonised Implementation of Broadband Wireless Access systems (BWA)
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ECC / DEC (07) 04
|
ECC Decision of 21 December 2007 on free age and use of mobile satellite terminals operating terminal in the Mobile-Satellite Service allocations in the frequency range 1-3 GHz
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ECC / DEC (07) 05
|
ECC Decision of 21 December 2007 on exemption from individual licensing of land mobile satellite terminals operating terminal in the Mobile-Satellite Service allocations in the frequency range 1-3 GHz
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ECC / DEC (08) 01
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ECC Decision of 14 March 2008 on the I use the I use the houses of the 5875-5925 MHz frequency band for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
|
Appendix 6
ERC and ECC Recommendations (ERC/REC el. ECC/REC-Recommendations)
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ERC / REC 00-04
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Harmonised land and free offices and use for meteor scatter, and use for meteor scatter. Nicosia 2000
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ERC / REC T/R 12-01
|
Harmonized radio frequency channel arrangements for analogue and digital terrestrial fixed system's operating system operating system in the band 37-39.5 GHz. Helsinki 1991.
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ERC / REC 12-02
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Harmonised radio frequency channel arrangements for analogue and digital terrestrial fixed system operating in the band 12.75-13.25 GHz. Bonn 1994
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ERC / REC 12-03
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Harmonised radio frequency channel arrangements for digital terrestrial fixed systems operating system in the band 17.7-19.7 GHz. Bonn 1994
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ERC / REC 12-05
|
Harmonised radio frequency channel arrangements for digital terrestrial fixed system's operating system, in the band 10.0-10.68 GHz. Rome 1996
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ERC / REC 12-07
|
Harmonised radio frequency channel for digital terrestrial fixed system's operating system's operating system in the band 14.4-14.62 GHz pamed pamed with 15.23-15.35 GHz. Rome 1996
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ERC / REC 12-08
|
Harmonised Radio frequency channel arrangements and block allocations for low, medium and high capacity systems in the band 3600 MHz to 4200 MHz
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ERC / REC 12-09
|
Radio frequency channel event for fixed service systems operating in the band 57.0-59.0 GHz which do not require frequency planning. The Hague 1998
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ERC / REC 12-10
|
Harmonised radio frequency for digital systems, in the band 48.5 GHz-50.2 GHz. The Hague 1998
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ERC / REC 12-11
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Radio frequency channel event for fixed service systems operating in the band 51.4-52.6 GHz. Luxembourg 1999
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ERC / REC 12-12
|
Radio frequency channel event for fixed service systems operating in the band 55.78-57.0 GHz. Luxembourg 1999
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ERC / REC T/R 13-01
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Preferred channel arrangements for fixed services in the range 1-3 GHz. Montreal ux 1993
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ERC / REC T/R 13-02
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Preferred channel arrangements for fixed services in the range 22.0-29.5 GHz. Montreal ux 1993
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ERC / REC 13-04
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Preferred frequency bands for fixed wireless access in the frequency range between 3 and 29.5 GHz. Tallinn 1998
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ERC / REC 14-01
|
Radio-frequency channel arrangements for high capacity analogue and digital radio-relay system's operating in the band 5925-6425 MHz. Bonn 1995
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ERC / REC 14-02
|
Radio-frequency channel arrangements for medium and high capacity analogue and high capacity digital radio-relay system's operating in the band 6425-7125 MHz. Bonn 1995
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ERC / REC 14-03
|
Harmonized radio frequency channel arrangements for low and medium capacity systems in the band 3400-3600 MHz. Turku 1996
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ERC / REC T/R 22-01
|
The Frequester ' s two can be two international and international. Malaga-Torremolinos 1975
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ERC / REC T/R 25-09
|
Designed by the 900 MHz band for the purposes of the "A" group. Chester 1990
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ERC / REC 25-10
|
Frequency ranges for the use of temporary terrestrial ENG/OB video links during events in other CEPT member countries
|
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ERC / REC 62-01
|
Use of the band 135.7-137.8 kHz by the Amateur Service
|
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ERC / REC 70-03
|
Relating to the use of Short Range Devices (SRD)
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ERC / REC 01-02
|
Preferred channel event for digital fixed service systems operating in the frequency band 31.8-33.4 GHz
|
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ECC / REC 01-04
|
Recommended guidelines for the governing dation and assignment of Multimedia Wireless Systems (MWS) in the frequency band 40.5-43.5 GHz
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ECC / REC 02-02
|
Channel arrangements for digital fixed service systems (point-to-point and point-to-multipoint) operating in the frequency band 31-31.3 GHz
|
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ECC / REC 02-06
|
Preferred channel arrangements for digital Fixed Service Systems operating in the frequency range 7125-8500 MHz
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ECC / REC 02-10
|
Harmonised utilisation of spectrum for 1.28Mcps UTRA TDD option in connection with ERC,C/( 99) 25
|
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ECC / REC 03-03
|
Measures to Safeguard the future use of Terrestrial UMTS/IMT-2000 in the 2.5 GHz range with respect to Broadcasting Satellite Systems
|
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ECC / REC 04-06
|
Guidelines for block allocation for Fixed Wireless systems in the band 31.8-33.4 GHz
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ECC / REC 05-02
|
# Use of the 64-66 GHz band band for the Fixed Service
|
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ECC / REC 05-05
|
Early access for the Amateur service to the band 7100-7200 kHz
|
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ECC / REC 05-07
|
Radio frequency channel arrangements for Fixed Service Systems operating in the bands 71-76 GHz and 81-86 GHz
|
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ECC / REC 05-08
|
Frequency planning and frequency range for the GSM 900, GSM 1800, E-GSM and GSM-R Land mobile Systems
|
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ECC / REC 06-04
|
Use of the band 5725-5875 MHz for Broadband Fixed Wireless Access (BFWA)
|
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ECC / REC 06-05
|
The commission of information on the progress of implementation of the mobile satellite systems which are at two use the 1980-2010 MHz and 2170-2200 MHz MSS frequency bands
|
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ECC / REC 08-01
|
Use of the band 5855-5875 MHz for Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS)
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ECC / REC 08-02
|
Frequency planning and frequency range for the GSM 900 (including E-GSM) /UMTS 900, GSM 1800 /UMTS 1800 Land Mobile Systems
|
Appendix 7
International Agreements (International Agreements)
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Stockholm Agreement 1961
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Final Acts of the European VHF/UHF Broadcasting Conference. Stockholm 1961
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Brussels Agreement 1967
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Regional Agreement for the Use of HI-FIX Chains in the North West European Area of Region 1. Brussels, 1967
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Geneva Agreement 1975
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Final Acts of the Regional Administrative LF/MF Broadcasting Conference (Region 1 and 3). Geneva 1975
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Geneva Agreement 1984
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Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference for the Planning of the VHF Sound Broadcasting (Region 1 and part of Region 3). Geneva 1984
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ICAO Annex 10
|
Aeronautical Telecommunications Annex 10 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation. April 1985
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RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
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Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference for the MF Maritime Mobile and Aeronautical Radionavigation Service (Region 1). Geneva 1985
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and
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Final Acts of the Regional Administrative Conference for the Maritime Radionavigation Service (Radiobeacons) in the European Maritime Area. Geneva 1985
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Wiesbaden Arrangement 1995
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The Wiesbaden, 1995, Special Arrangement, as revised in Constanţa, 2007 (WI95revCO07)
(frequency bands 47-68 MHz, 87,5-108 MHz and 230-240 MHz)
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Maastricht Arrangement 2002
|
The Maastricht, 2002, Special Arrangement, as revised in Constanţa, 2007 (MA02revCO07)
(frequency band 1452-1479,5 MHz)
|
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Nato Joint Civil / Miltary Frequency Agreement 1995 (NJFA)
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Geneva Agreement 2006
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Final Acts of the Regional Radiocommunication Conference for planning of the digital terrestrial broadcasting service in parts of Regions 1 and 3, in the frequency bands 174-230 MHz and 470-862 MHz (RRC-06)
|
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Appendix 8
Implemented Commission decisions
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Commission-
decisions
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Title
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2004 /545/EF
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Commission Decision of 8. July 2004 on the harmonisation of radio frequencies in the 79 GHz area for use of short-range equipment for cars in the Community
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2005 /50/EF
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Commission Decision of 17. January 2005 on the harmonisation of radio frequencies in the 24 GHz area for the time-limited use of short-range equipment for vehicles in the Community
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2005 /513/EF
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Commission Decision of 11. July 2005 on the coordinated use of frequency resources in the 5 GHz band, with a view to the introduction of wireless access systems, including radio-related local networks (WAS/RLANS)
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2005 /928/EF
|
Commission Decision of 20. December 2005 on the harmonisation of frequency band 169,4-169,8125 MHz in the Community
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2006 /771/EF
|
Commission Decision of 9. November 2006 on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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2006 /804/EF
|
Commission Decision of 23. November 2006 on the coordination of frequency resources for RFID devices for wireless identification using the UHF band
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2007 /90/EF
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Amendment of the Commission Decision 2005 /513/EEC of 12. February 2007 on the coordinated use of frequency resources in the 5 GHz band, with a view to the introduction of wireless access systems, including radio-related local networks (WAS/RLANS)
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2007 /98/EF
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Commission Decision of 14. February 2007 on the coordinated use of frequency resources in the 2 GHz band, aiming at the introduction of systems that provide mobile satellite service
|
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2007 /131/EF
|
Commission Decision of 21. February 2007 to allow coordinated use in the Community of frequency resources for equipment using ultra-broadband technology
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2008 /294/EF
|
Commission Decision of 7. April 2008 on harmonised application conditions for frequencies for mobile communications services on board aircraft (MCA) in the Community
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2008 /411/EF
|
Commission Decision of 21. May 2008, on the harmonisation of 3400-3800 MHz band of land-based systems, which can provide electronic communications services in the Community
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2008 /xxx/EC (# not yet assigned)
|
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Appendix 9
Short-breviations, etc.
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AGA
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Air-Ground-Air
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AIS
|
Automatic Identification System (for ships)
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AL
|
Aeronautical Radionavigation Country Station
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APP
|
Appendix in the Radio Regulations
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ARGO
|
Automatic Ranging Grid Overlay, Radio Location System
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Art
|
Article in International Radio Regulations (Radio Regulations)
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ATC
|
Automatic Train Control System
|
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AVI
|
Automatic Vehicle Identification
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BR
|
Radio communication bureau
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BMA
|
Building Material Analysis
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BWA
|
Broadband Wireless Access
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CDMA
|
Code Division Multiple Access
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CEPT
|
European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations
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CH
|
Channel
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COSPAS
|
COsmicheskaya Sistyema Poiska Avariynykh Sudov
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CPE
|
Customer Premises Equipment
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CT1
|
Cordless Telephone System
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DAB
|
Digital Audio Broadcasting
|
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DCS 1800
|
Digital Cellular System (1800 MHz)
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DEC
|
Decision
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DECCA
|
Name of a Radionaviv system
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DECT
|
Digital European Cordless Telecommunications
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DF
|
Direction Finder
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DGPS
|
Differential GPS
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DME
|
Distance Measurement Equipment
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DMO
|
Direct Mode Operation
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DSC
|
Digital Selective Calling
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DVB-T
|
Digital Video Broadcasting-Terrestial
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E-GSM
|
Extended GSM
|
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ECC
|
European Communications Committee
|
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EESS
|
Earth Exploration Satellite Service (soil observation from satellite)
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ELT
|
Emergency Locator Transmitter
|
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EMC
|
Electromagnetic Compatibility
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ONE
|
European Standard
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ENG
|
Electronic News Gathering
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EPIRBs
|
Emergency Positioning Indicating Radio Beacons
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ERC
|
European Radio Communications Committee
|
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ERC / DEC
|
ERC Decision
|
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Eurobalise
|
Engoes in ETCS (European Train Control System)
|
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Euroloop
|
Engoes in ETCS (European Train Control System)
|
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EUTELSAT
|
EUropean TELecommunications SATellite Organization
|
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EUTELTRACS
|
Country Mobile Satellite Service operated by EUTELSAT
|
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F1B
|
Classification of Emission (NBDP)
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FB
|
Base Station
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Fc
|
Center Frequency
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FC
|
Maritime Coast Station
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FWA
|
Fixed Wireless Access
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GNSS
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Global Navigation Satellite System
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GPS
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Global Positioning System
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GPR
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Ground Probing Radar
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GSM
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Global System for Mobile Communications
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HDTV
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High Definition Television
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HF
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High Frequency (3-30 MHz)
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HI-FIX
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Radio Positioning System Name
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HYPERFIX
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Radio Site Destination System Name
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IALA
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International Association of Lighthouse Authorities
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ICAO
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International Civil Aviation Organization
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ILS
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Instrument Landing Systems
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IMT
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International Mobile Telecommunications
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Inmarsat
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INternational MARitime SATellite Organization
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INTELSAT
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INTernational TELecommunication SATellite Organization
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ISM
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Industrial, Scientific and Medical Applications
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IT'S
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Intelligent Transport Systems
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ITU
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International Telecommunication Union
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ITU-R
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ITU Radiocommunication Sector
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J3E
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Classification of Emission (single Side band Telephony)
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JTIME
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Joint Tactical Information and Distribution System
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LAN
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Local Area Network
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LEO
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Low Earth Orbit
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LMES
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Land Mobile Earth Stations
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LMSS
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Country Mobile Satellite Service
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LORAN C
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LOng RANge Navigation-a navigation system
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METEOSAT
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METEOrological SATellite
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MF
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Medium Frequency (300-3000 kHz)
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ML
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Country Mobile Station
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MLS
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Microwave Landing System
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MS
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Ship Station
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MVD
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Multipoint Video Distribution Systems
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MWS
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Multimedia Wireless Systems
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NAVTEX
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Name of System Transmitting Navigational Information
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NBDP
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Narrow-Band Direct Printing Telegraphy
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NIB
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Non-Interference Basis
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NICAM
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Near Instantaneous Companded Audio Multiplex (Digital TV sound Standard)
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NJFA
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NATO Joint Frequency Agreement
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NL
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Maritime Radionavigation Country Station
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OB
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Outside Broadcasting
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OFDM
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Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing
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OMEGA
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Name of a navigation system
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OR
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Off-route
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PAMR
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Public Access Mobile Radio
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PMR.
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Private Mobile Radio
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PER
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Private Radio.
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R
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Route
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RARC
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Regional Administrative Radiocommunication Conference (now RRC)
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Rec
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Recommendation
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Rep
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Report
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RES
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Resolution
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Rev
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Audit
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RLAN
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Radio Local Area Network
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ROES
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Receive Only Earth Stations
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RR
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Radio Regulations
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RRC
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Regional Radio communication Conference
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RTTT
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Road Transport and Traffic Telematics
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S-DAB
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Satellite Digital Audio Broadcasting.
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SARSAT
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Search and Rescue Satellite Aided Tracking System
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TYPE
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Search and Rescue Radar Transponders
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SIT.
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Satellite Interactive Terminal
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SNG
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Satellite News Gathering
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SOLAS 74
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Safety Of Life at Sea-1974 1974
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S-PCS
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Satellite Personal Communications Service (in mobile satellite service)
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SSR
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Secondary Surveillance Equipment
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SUT
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Satellite User Terminal
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SYLEDIS
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Radio positioning system name (Medium Range)
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T-DAB
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Terrestrial Digital Audio Broadcasting
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TACAN
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TACtical Air Navigation
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TETRA
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TErrestrial Trunsad Radio
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TFTS
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Terrestrial Flight Telephone System
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TVRO
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TV only
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UHF
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Ultra High Frequency (300-3000 MHz)
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UIC
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Union International des Chemins de Fer (International Railway Organization)
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UMTS
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Universal Mobile Telecommunications System
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VHF
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Very High Frequency (30-300 MHz)
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OUR
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VHF Omnidirectional Radio Beacon
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VSAT
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Very Small Aperture Terminal
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VTS
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Vessel Traffic System
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WPR
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Wall Probing Radar
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WAPECS
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Wireless Access Policy for Electronic Communications
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WARC
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World Administrative Radiocommunication Conference (now WRC)
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WB
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Wide Band
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WLAN
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Wireless LAN
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WRC
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World Radiocommunication Conference
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Appendix 10
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Frequencies
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Dansk Allocation
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Implemented international agreements, decisions and recommendations
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Special conditions for the Danish frequency use
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|---|---|---|---|
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0-9,0000 kHz
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Unallocated
5.54
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9,0000-14,0000 kHz
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RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
ICAO doctrine. 9718-AN/957, 2. udg. 2000
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, see notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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14,0000-19,9500 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
19,9500-20,0500 kHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIDSSIGNAL (20 kHz)
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
20,0500-70,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
50 kHz : ATC
Military Use
|
|
70,0000-72,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
72,0000-84,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
84,0000-86,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
86,0000-90,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
90,0000-110,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
5.62
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
100 kHz : ATC
Military Use
|
|
110,0000-112,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
ICAO doctrine. 9718-AN/957, 2.Egg. 2000
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
112,0000-115,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
115,0000-117,6000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
Maritim Mobil
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
117,6000-126,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
126,0000-129,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
129,0000-130,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
130,0000-148.5000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
Amateur
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
ERC/REC 62-01 on Amateur radio
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
Amateur radio service :
135.7-137.8 kHz : The application of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|||
|
148,5000-250,000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
Broadcast : Geneva Agreement 1975
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
25-0000-283,5000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
Broadcast : Geneva Agreement 1975
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Aviation navigation :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air navigation services and in which transmitters are used require individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
|
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|||
|
283.5000-315,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM RADIONAVIGATION (radio beasts)
5.73
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
5.74
IALA's peace plan for the European Martian area in the radio navigation band 283,5-315 kHz
RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
GNSS, including DGPS :
Sendestations for DGPS require frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Aviation navigation :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air navigation services and in which transmitters are used require individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Military Use
|
|
315,0000-325.0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
Maritim Radionavigation (radiofyr)
5.73
Mobile
|
ICAO Annex 10
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Aeronautic radio beacon (radio beacons)
Military Use
|
|
325.0000-405,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
|
ICAO Annex 10
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
325-400 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Aeronautic radio beacon (radio beacons)
Military Use
|
|
405,0000-415,0000 kHz
|
RADIONAVIGATION
5.76
Mobile
|
410 kHz : DF
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Radiators :
The use of radio frequencies in radio sellers in which the transmitters are used require the grant of individual use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
415,0000-4350000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
|
415-435 kHz : Aeronautic Radio animals and Maritim Mobil, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
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Aviation navigation :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air navigation services and in which transmitters are used require individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Maritime radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for maritime and aeronautical radio services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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435,0000-495,0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
5.79A
Aeronautic Radionavigation
Mobile
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Maritim Mobil, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 2, 9 and 12
ECC200C (04) 01 of the avalanche radio installations for avalanalarms
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
490 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 053 for NAVTEX recipients for non-SOLAS ships,
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air navigation services and in which transmitters are used require individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services, except for maritime and aeronautical radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
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VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
457 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 052 on the avalanche radio installations for the lavinealarms
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 052 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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495,0000-505,0000 kHz
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MOBIL (emergency call)
5.83
Mobile
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Maritime Mobile emergency call (500 kHz)
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Maritime radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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505,0000-526,5000kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
5.79A
AERONAUTIC RADIONAVIGATION
Mobile
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510-526,5 kHz : Maritim Mobil, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
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Aviation navigation :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air navigation services and in which transmitters are used require individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Maritime radio services :
518 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 053 for NAVTEX recipients for non-SOLAS ships,
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime radio services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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526,5000-1606,5000 kHz
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BROADCAST
Mobile
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Broadcast : Geneva Agreement 1975
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
823,5 and 875 kHz : ATC (data transmission)
526,5-600 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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1606,5000-1625,0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
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5.92
F1B / DSC, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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16250000-1635,0000 kHz
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RADIO STEPCONDITION
Mobile
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Argo, Hyperfix, Hi-fix, etc, Brussels Agreement 1967
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Radio Stepcondition :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations / stations for radio-site-transmitters requiring individual authorisation for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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1635,0000-1800,0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
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5.92
5.96
J3E, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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1800,0000-1810,0000 kHz
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RADIO STEPCONDITION
Mobile
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Argo, Hyperfix, Hi-fix, etc., Brussels Agreement 1967
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Radio Stepcondition :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations / stations for radio-site-transmitters requiring individual authorisation for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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1810,0000-1830,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
5.98
Amateur
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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1830,0000-1850,0000 kHz
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AMATEUR
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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1850,0000-2000,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
Amateur
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Amateur radio service :
1850-1900 kHz and 1930-2000 kHz : Amateur radio
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2000,0000-2025,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
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J3E, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2025.0000-2045,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
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J3E, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2045,0000-2160,0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
Mobile
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2060-2142 kHz J3E, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
2142-2160 kHz NBDP / DSC, RARC Geneva Agreement 1985
2045 kHz and 2048 kHz : Skips for inshore station, RR 52
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2160,0000-2170,0000 kHz
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RADIO STEPCONDITION
Mobile
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Argo, Hyperfix, Hi-fix, etc, Brussels Agreement 1967
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Radio Stepcondition :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations / stations for radio-site-transmitters requiring individual authorisation for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2170,0000-2173.5000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2173.5000-2190,5000 kHz
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MOBIL (emergency call)
Mobile
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5.108
5.109
5.110
5.111
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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2190,5000-2194.0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2194,0000-2300,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
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5.112
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2300,0000-2498.0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2498,0000-2501,0000 kHz
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STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIDSSIGNAL (2500 kHz)
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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2501,0000-2502,0000 kHz
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STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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2502,0000-26250000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
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5.114
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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26250000-2650,0000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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2650,0000-2850,0000 kHz
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MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
Radio Stepcondition
5.92
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
2850,0000-3025,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
5.111
5.115
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
3025,0000-3155.0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
3155,0000-32000000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
|
5.116
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
32000000-3230,0000 kHz
|
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
5.116
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
3230,0000-3400,0000 kHz
|
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
|
5.116
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
However, radio-certificate requirements for the operation of radio installations in maritime radio services alone can be used only on frequency 3302 kHz, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
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|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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|
3400,0000-3500,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
3500,0000-3800,0000 kHz
|
AMATEUR
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
|
5.92
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
|
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile radio services : Military use
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3800,0000-3900,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
3900,0000-3950,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
3950,0000-4000,0000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
4000,0000-4063.0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.127
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
4063.0000-4438,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.79A, 5.109, 5.110, 5.131, 5.132
Mobile
|
5.130
RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
4125.0 kHz, 4177.5 kHz and 4207.5 kHz : Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface number 4234 kHz. 00 048 on Eurobalise radio systems for railway operations
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 048 may occur without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
4438,0000-4650,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
4516 kHz : Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The application of the radio frequency 4516 kHz to Euroloop may occur without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
4650,0000-4700,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
4700,0000-4750,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
|
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|||
|
4750,0000-4850,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
4850,0000-4995,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
4995,0000-5003.0000 kHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY-AND TIDSSIGNAL (5000 kHz)
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
5003.0000-5005,0000 kHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
5005,0000-5060,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
5060,0000-5250,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
5250,0000-5450,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
5450,0000-5480,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
5480,0000-5680,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
5.111
5.115
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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5680,0000-5730,0000 kHz
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AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
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RR APP 26
5.111
5.115
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
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VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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5730,0000-5900,0000 kHz
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FIXED
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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5900,0000-5950,0000 kHz
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BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
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5.136
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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5950,0000-62000000 kHz
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BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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62000000-65250000 kHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
5.109, 5.110, 5.130, 5.132
Mobile
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RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
6215,0 kHz, 6268 kHz and 6312,0 kHz : Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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6525.0000-6685,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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6685,0000-6765.0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
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RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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6765,0000-7000,0000 kHz
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FIXED
MOBILE Except aeronautic mobile (R)
|
5.138
5.138A
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 1 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
6765-6795 kHz : Radio interface # 00 032 for the VA with integrated or dedicated antenna designed for telemetry, distance management, alarm, speech and data transfer in certain frequency bands between 6 MHz and 246 GHz
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 032 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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7000,0000-7100,0000 kHz
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AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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7100,0000-70,000 0000 kHz
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AMATEUR
Mobile
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5.141C
ECC/REC 05-05 in early access to the frequency band
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Until 29. March 2009, too, Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio-radio satellite may occur without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on radio-ravaham radio-robber and call-signs etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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72000000-7300,0000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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7300,0000-7450,0000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.143
5.143B
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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7450,0000-8100,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
MOBILE Except aeronautic mobile (R)
|
5.143E
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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8100,0000-8195.0000 kHz
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FIXED
MARITIM MOBILE
Landmobile
|
RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
8195,0000-8815,0000 kHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.109, 5.110, 5.132, 5.145
Landmobile
|
5.111
RR APP 17
RR ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Maritime radio services :
8291,0 kHz, 8376.5 kHz and 8414,5 kHz : Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
8815,0000-8965,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
8965,0000-9040,0000 kHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
9040,0000-9400,0000 kHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
9400,0000-9500,0000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
9500,0000-9900,0000 kHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
5.147
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
9900,0000-9995.0000 kHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
9,9950-10,0030 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY-AND TIDSSIGNAL (10000 kHz)
Mobile
|
5.111
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
10,0030-10,0050 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
|
5.111
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
10,0050-10,1000 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
5.111
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
10,1000-10,1500 MHz
|
FIXED
Amateur
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
10,1500-1,1750 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
|
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
11,1000-11,1750 MHz : Radio interface # 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|||
|
11,1750-11,2750 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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11,2750-11,4000 MHz
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AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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11,4000-11,6000 MHz
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FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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International Fixed Services
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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11,6000-11,6500 MHz
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BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
11,6500-12,0500 MHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
5.147
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
12,0500-12,1000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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12,1000-12,2300 MHz
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FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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12,2300-13,2000 MHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.109, 5.110, 5.132, 5.145
Mobile
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RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
12,577 MHz, 12,520 MHz and 12,290 MHz : Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
12,5-13,2 MHz : radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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13,2000-13,2600 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
13,2600-13,3600 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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13,3600-13,4100 MHz
|
FIXED
RADIOASTRONOMY
Mobile
|
5.149
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
13,4100-13,5700 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
5.150 (13,553-13,567 MHz)
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 1, 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
13,553-13,567 MHz : radio interface no. 00 032 for the VA with integrated or dedicated antenna designed for telemetry, distance management, alarm, speech and data transfer in certain frequency bands between 6 MHz and 246 GHz
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023, no. 00 032 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
13,5700-13,6000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.151
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
13,6000-13,8000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 0 023 and nr. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
13,8000-13,8700 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.151
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
13,8700-14,0000 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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14.0000-14,2500 MHz
|
AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
14.2500-14,3500 MHz
|
AMATEUR
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Amateur radio service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio service may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
14,3500-14,9900 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
14,9900-15,0050 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY-AND TIDSSIGNAL (15000 kHz)
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
15,0050-15,0100 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
15,0100-15,1000 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
15,1000-15,6000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
15,6000-15,8000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
Radio interface no. 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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15,8000-16,3600 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 4, 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
15,8-16,0 MHz : Radio interface No 00 049 on the Euroloop for the railway operation,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008, nr. 00 023 and no. 00 049 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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16,3600-17,4100 MHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.109, 5.110, 5.132, 5.146
Mobile
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RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
16,420 MHz, 16,695 MHz and 16,8045 MHz : Maritime emergency and safety frequencies
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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|
17,4100-17,4800 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
17,4800-17,5500 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation under the law of radio and television, the Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
17,5500-17,9000 MHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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17,9000-17,9700 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and No 00 023 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
17,9700-18,0300 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
|
RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
18,0300-18,0520 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
18,0520-18,0680 MHz
|
FIXED
Space Research
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
18,0680-18,1680 MHz
|
AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
18,1680-18,7800 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
18,7800-18,9000 MHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
18,7800-18,89975 MHz : Radio interface No 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
18,9000-19,0200 MHz
|
BROADCAST
5.134
Mobile
|
5.146
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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|
19,0200-19,6800 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
19,6800-19,8000 MHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.132
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
19,8000 MHz : radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
19,8000-19,9900 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
19,9900-19,9950 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
|
5.111
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
19,9950-20,0100 MHz
|
STANDARD FREQUENCY-AND TIDSSIGNAL (20000 kHz)
Mobile
|
5.111
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9 and 12
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
19,995-20,0 MHz : Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 and nr. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
20,0100-21,0000 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
|
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
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|
21,0000-21,4500 MHz
|
AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
21,4500-21,8500 MHz
|
BROADCAST
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
21,8500-21,8700 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
21,8700-21,9240 MHz
|
FIXED
5.155B
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
21,9240-22,0000 MHz
|
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (S)
Mobile
|
RR APP 27
ICAO Doc 9718-AN/957
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
|
|
22,0000-22,8550 MHz
|
MARITIM MOBILE
5.132
Mobile
|
RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
22,8550-23,0000 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
|
|
23,0000-23,2000 MHz
|
FIXED
Mobile other than Aeronautic Mobil (R)
|
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
|
Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
|
|
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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23,2000-23,3500 MHz
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FIXED
5.156A
AERONAUTIC MOBILE (OR)
Mobile
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RR APP 26
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Air-services radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in land and ground-based radio stations used in air radio services and in which transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
The use of radio frequencies in air carrier services on aircraft may occur without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, except for aeronautical services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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23,3500-24,0000 MHz
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FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
5.157
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
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VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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24,0000-24,8900 MHz
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FIXED
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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International Fixed Services
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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24,8900-24,9900 MHz
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AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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24,9900-25,0050 MHz
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STANDARD FREQUENCY-AND TIDSSIGNAL (25000 kHz)
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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25,0050-25,0100 MHz
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STANDARD FREQUENCY AND TIME SIGNAL
Space Research
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Time Signials
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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25,0100-25,0700 MHz
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FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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25,0700-25,2100 MHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
Mobile
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RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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25,2100-25,5500 MHz
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FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
Radio interface no. 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations forming part of maritime radio services and containing transmitters requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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25,5500-25,6700 MHz
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RADIOASTRONOMY
Mobile
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5.149
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Radioastronomy
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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25,6700-26,1000 MHz
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BROADCAST
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Broadcast :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations that are part of the radio or television company and containing transmitters requires individual permission for use for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Propagation of sound and imaging applications requires authorisation in accordance with the law of radio and television, cf. Law Order no. 338 of 11. April 2007
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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26,1000-26,1750 MHz
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MARITIM MOBILE
5.132
Mobile
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RR APP 17
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Maritime radio services :
26,10025-26,175 MHz : Radio interface # 00 037 for maritime MF/HF radio installations, including : DSC and radio telex installations
The use of radio frequencies in maritime radio services on board ships may be carried out without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign / identification number, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Mobile services, excluding maritime services, are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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26,1750-27,5000 MHz
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FIXED
MOBILE Except Aeronautic Mobil
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5.150 (26,957-27,283 MHz)
ERC+C (96) 02 PR 27
26,960-27,410 MHz : ERC+C (98) 11 on PR 27 radio equipment (10 kHz channel distance, except 26,995, 27,045, 27,045, 27,145 and 27,195 MHz)
ERC+C (95) 01 of the free circulation of equipment
ERC+C (98) 16 on the use of PR 27 radio equipment without individual permission for frequency use
26,957-27,283 MHz : ERC+C (01) 02 on the free circulation of the radio installations of the lowest power station ;
ERC+C (01) 10 on the low-power radios for the driving control of models
26,957-27,283 MHz : ERCDEC (01) 16 on the low-power radio installations with sposishaped antennae
ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 1, 4, 8 and 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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VEMA radio installations :
26,995 MHz, 27,045 MHz, 27,095 MHz, 27,145 MHz, 27,195 MHz and 27,255 MHz : radio interface no. 00 006 for the distance management of the lowest power station radios ;
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
26,957-27,283 MHz : Radio interface # 00 032 for the VA with integrated or dedicated antenna designed for telemetry, distance management, alarm, speech and data transfer in certain frequency bands between 6 MHz and 246 GHz
27,095 MHz : radio interface no. 00 048 on Eurobalise radio systems for railway operations
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 006, no. 00 008, nr. 00 032 and nr. 00 048 may be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Private radio installations :
26,965-27,405 MHz : Radio interface # 00 028 for 27 MHz private radio installations,
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 028 must be made without individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Maritime radio services :
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations forming part of maritime radio services and containing transmitters requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
26,175-26,957 MHz and 27,405-27,5 MHz : military use
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27,5000-28,0000 MHz
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METEOROLOGICAL REMEDIES
FIXED
MOBILE
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Radiosonder
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Military Use
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28,0000-29,7000 MHz
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AMATEUR
AMATEUR SATELLITE
Mobile
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Amateur radio and Amateur radio satellite service :
The use of radio frequencies in the amateur radio and amateur radio service can be done without individual permission but requires a radio certificate and a call sign, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
28,201-28.225 MHz : Unmanned amateur radiobeacons
29,200-29,300 MHz : Unmanned digital stations
29,660-29,690 MHz : Unmanned repeaters
Mobile services are limited to the radio installations of the lowest power plant ;
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
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29,7000-30,0000 MHz
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MOBILE
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ERC/REC 70-03 Vessque radio installations, Annex 9
Commission Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
Commission Decision of 23. May 2008 amending Decision 2006 /771/EC on the coordination of frequency resources for short-distance equipment
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Mobile services :
Radio interface no. 00 022 for mobile VHF/UHF radio stations at noon. PMR 446 installations
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 022 requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
29,70-30,00 MHz ML
VEMA radio installations :
Radio interface no. 00 008 for low-power radios with spoerable antennae
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 008 may be made without individual permission, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
Private Person Search Services :
29,800 MHz : radio interface no. 00 027 for radio installations for use in closed passenger services (ON-SITE Paging),
Requirement that the person-search engine power of the person bed must not exceed 5 watts
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 027 requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
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30,0000-30,0050 MHz
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MOBILE
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Mobile services :
Radio interface no. 00 022 for mobile VHF/UHF radio stations at noon. PMR 446 installations
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 022 requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
Radio interface no. 00 023 for active medical implants with ultra low seatpower
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 023 may be made without individual authorisation, cf. Notice no. 554 of 11. June 2008 on the use of radio frequencies without permission, as well as on amateur radio racks and call signs, etc.
29,70-30,00 MHz ML
Private Person Search Services :
29,800 MHz : radio interface no. 00 027 for radio installations for use in closed passenger services (ON-SITE Paging),
Requirement that the person-search engine power of the person bed must not exceed 5 watts
The use of radio frequencies in radio installations as mentioned in radio interface no. 00 027 requires individual permission for frequency use, cf. Notice no. 1006 of 10. December 2002 on the use of radio frequencies with authorisation
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30,0050-30,0100 MHz
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Satellite identification (RUM-OPERATION)
MOBILE
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