WW 6m Alloc List

World Wide 6m Allocation List

==As of May.2005== Edited by Shirow KINOSHITA JF6DEA/KE1EO/XU7ACD

このページでは，世界の50MHzの運用条件を紹介します。
This page is listed world wide 6m allocation for each entity.
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***Region 1 : Europe, Africa and Middle East***
Entity Prifix	Frequency [MHz]	Max PWR	Licenced Mode				Rmks
Entity Prifix	050.000001000000200000030000040000050000051000520005300054	[W]	SSB	CW	FM	RY	Rmks
Reg.1	50.0 52.0	-	-	-	-	-
4U1ITU	50.0 52.0	1000	O	O	O?	O?
C3	00.0	?	O	O	O?	O?	Special licence
CT	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
DL	00.0050.08 51.0	25	O	O	X	X	Horiz. Only
EA	50.0 50.2	10	O	O	O?	O?
EI	50.0 52.0	100	O	O	O?	O?
F	00000000000000050.2 51.2	5 EIRP 100 EIRP	O	O	O	O?
G	50.0 52.0	100	O	O	O	O
HB9	50.0 52.0	25 ERP	O	O	O	O
I	50.0 51.0	10	O	O	O?	O?
LA	50.0 52.0	100	O	O	O	O
LX	50.0 52.0	100	O	O	O	O
LY	50.0 52.0	50	O	O	O?	O?
OE	50.0 52.0	100	O	O	x	O
OH	50.0 52.0	200 pep	O	O	O?	O?	970401-031130
ON	50.0 50.450	120 SSB	O	O	O?	O?
OZ	50.0 52.0	1000	O	O	O?	O?
PA	50.0 52.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?
SM	50.0 52.0	500 ERP	O	O	O	X
SP	50.0 52.0	10	O	O	X	X
SV	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
TK	*===Not Allowed!!===*	-	X	X	X	X
UR	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
A4	50.0 50.500	100	O	O	O	O	No Antenna restriction
4X	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
8Q	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
JY	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
5R	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
FH	50.0 52.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?	Maybe,Not sure
FR	00000000000000050.2 51.2	100 EIRP	O	O	O	O?
FR/J,FR/E, FR/T	50.0 52.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?	Only Expedition
FT#W,FT#X, FT#Y,FT#Z	50.0 52.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?
ZS	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?

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***Region 2 : North and South America***
Entity Prifix	Frequency [MHz]	Max PWR	Licenced Mode				Rmks
Entity Prifix	050.000001000000200000030000040000050000051000520005300054	[W]	SSB	CW	FM	RY	Rmks
Reg.2	00.0	-	-	-	-	-
FM,FG,FO0, FP,FS,FY	00.0	120	O	O	O	O
TI	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
W	00.0	1500	O	O	O	O
CX	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
HK	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
LU	00.0	?	O	O	O	?
PY	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
YV	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
ZP	00.0	1000	O	O	O	O

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***Region 3 : Asia and Pacific***
Entity Prifix	Frequency [MHz]	Max PWR	Licenced Mode				Rmks
Entity Prifix	050.000001000000200000030000040000050000051000520005300054	[W]	SSB	CW	FM	RY	Rmks
Reg.3	00.0	-	-	-	-	-
9M2	00.0	400	O	O	O	O
9M6	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
BV	50.0 50.0125 CW Only 0000.0050.110 50.1225 SSB Only	600	O	O	x	x
BY	00.0	??	O	O	x	x
HS	*===Not Allowed!!===*	-	X	X	X	X
JA	00.0	1000	O	O	O	O
UN	00.0	10	O	O	x	x
VU	00.000000000000000000000050.350 0000050.550	?	O	O	O	x
VR2	00050.05 51.50 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000.0052.025 52.110	150?	O	O	x	x
XU	00.0	100	O	O	O	O	Not allowed other mode
9V	00.0050.08 50.18, No QRV on 50.100/125/150/175	?	O	O	O?	O?
DU	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
FK,FW, TX	00.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?
FO/a,FO/m, FO	00.0	120 pep	O	O	O?	O?
P2	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
T8	*NEED INFO!*	?	O	O	O?	O?
VK	00.0	400	O	O	O	O
ZL	00.0	?	O	O	O	O

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*Region 1 : Europe, Africa and Middle East*
	Region 1 50MHz Band plan 50.000 -50.100 CW 50.020 - 50.080 Beacons 50.090 CW activity centre 50.100 - 50.500 All norrow modes; CW SSB etc 50.100 - 50.130 DX window 50.110 Intercontinental calling frequency 50.150 Eu SSB calling frequency 50.185 Crossband working frequenncy 50.200 Random meteor scatter CW/SSB frequency 50.500 - 51.000 All modes 50.510 SSTV 50.550 Facsimile 50.600 RTTY 50.620 - 50.750 Digital transmissions 51.000 - 52.000 All modes 51.210 - 51.390 Repeater input 51.410 - 51.590 FM 51.810 - 51.990 Repeater output.
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Region 1 : Europe, Africa and Middle East

Region 1 50MHz Band plan

50.000 -50.100    CW 
  50.020 - 50.080  Beacons 
  50.090           CW activity centre 
50.100 - 50.500   All norrow modes; CW SSB etc 
  50.100 - 50.130  DX window
  50.110           Intercontinental calling frequency
  50.150           Eu SSB calling frequency
  50.185           Crossband working frequenncy
  50.200           Random meteor scatter CW/SSB frequency
50.500 - 51.000   All modes
  50.510           SSTV
  50.550           Facsimile
  50.600           RTTY
  50.620 - 50.750  Digital transmissions
51.000 - 52.000   All modes 
  51.210 - 51.390  Repeater input
  51.410 - 51.590  FM
  51.810 - 51.990  Repeater output.

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EA : Spain

Information from EA7KW/EH7KW via NI6E Spain (EA) Basically not allowed but operational under special licence on 50.0 - 50.2MHz. There are special permits granted to Extra Class Spanish only licensed. The 50 MHz in Spain is a no CEPT license band included. Hams allowed must use only the EH prefix instead of the regular EA, 6 dB maximum gain antennas and 10 Watts output.

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*EA : Spain*
	Information from EA7KW/EH7KW via NI6E Spain (EA) Basically not allowed but operational under special licence on 50.0 - 50.2MHz. There are special permits granted to Extra Class Spanish only licensed. The 50 MHz in Spain is a no CEPT license band included. Hams allowed must use only the EH prefix instead of the regular EA, 6 dB maximum gain antennas and 10 Watts output.
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F : France , TK : Corsica & FR : Reunion

Information from F5MAA:Xavier FRANCE (F) 50.2 - 51.2 All modes : CW, SSB, FM, digital only fixe or portable operations Power : 5 W EIRP or 100 W EIRP depending on location LOT of restricted areas (TV transmitters or other services) Only for French amateur radio (i.e. no CEPT reciprocity). Examples: F/TK5XX/P, F/FY5XX/P, F5XX/P = OK F/EA5XX/P, TK/ON5XX/P = NOT OK = PIRATES = SHAME ON THEM but FY/EA5XX/P, FO/ON5XX/P = OK CORSICA (TK) NO 6m band on the island REUNION (FR) same as FRANCE with 100 W EIRP

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*F : France , TK : Corsica & FR : Reunion*
	Information from F5MAA:Xavier FRANCE (F) 50.2 - 51.2 All modes : CW, SSB, FM, digital only fixe or portable operations Power : 5 W EIRP or 100 W EIRP depending on location LOT of restricted areas (TV transmitters or other services) Only for French amateur radio (i.e. no CEPT reciprocity). Examples: F/TK5XX/P, F/FY5XX/P, F5XX/P = OK F/EA5XX/P, TK/ON5XX/P = NOT OK = PIRATES = SHAME ON THEM but FY/EA5XX/P, FO/ON5XX/P = OK CORSICA (TK) *NO 6m band on the island* REUNION (FR) same as FRANCE with 100 W EIRP
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HB9 : Switzerland

Information from HB9RUZ Frequency range: 50-52MHz for band plan please consult:www.uska.ch Max Power EIRP: 25W Licensed Mode: any mode valid in HB9 (e.g. CW,FM,SSB,RTTY, narrow band digital modes) Licensed class: Swiss or CEPT classses 1 and 2 If you wish to use the 6m band in Switzerland, it is mandatory to get a special permission from the telecommunication authoritiy. See www.bakom.ch Restriction of area: no Restriction on polarization: yes ONLY VERTICAL polarization allowed! Restriction on antenna gain: no Restriction on antenna height: not by telecommunication authorities Permitted mobile operation: yes

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*HB9 : Switzerland*
	Information from HB9RUZ Frequency range: 50-52MHz for band plan please consult:www.uska.ch Max Power EIRP: 25W Licensed Mode: any mode valid in HB9 (e.g. CW,FM,SSB,RTTY, narrow band digital modes) Licensed class: Swiss or CEPT classses 1 and 2 If you wish to use the 6m band in Switzerland, it is mandatory to get a special permission from the telecommunication authoritiy. See www.bakom.ch Restriction of area: no Restriction on polarization: yes ONLY VERTICAL polarization allowed! Restriction on antenna gain: no Restriction on antenna height: not by telecommunication authorities Permitted mobile operation: yes
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I : Italy

GENERAL INFORMATION from SIX ITALIA - SIX ITALY Starting from December 29th 1998, All Italian Radio Hams can operate on the Magic Band, without any special permission, from 50.000 to 51.000 MHz. Legal power is 10w without any antenna restriction. Allowed, also, the mobile and portable use. Italian special licences (VHF and up only - IW) can also be qrv (only from October 16th 1996). Use of the 50-MHz band is granted to amateurs as secondary allocation, on non-interference basis.

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*I : Italy*
	GENERAL INFORMATION from SIX ITALIA - SIX ITALY Starting from December 29th 1998, All Italian Radio Hams can operate on the Magic Band, without any special permission, from 50.000 to 51.000 MHz. Legal power is 10w without any antenna restriction. Allowed, also, the mobile and portable use. Italian special licences (VHF and up only - IW) can also be qrv (only from October 16th 1996). Use of the 50-MHz band is granted to amateurs as secondary allocation, on non-interference basis.
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LA : Norway

Information from LA8AJA's Home page

There are several ch E2 (48.25MHz) TV transmitters in Norway.
Many areas has TX restrictions for radioamateurs.
In these areas it is not legal to transmit on 50MHz while NRK is transmitting their signals.
In the areas with primary coverage of the CH E2 TV channel, the amateurs has special
responsibillity to make sure their transmissions does not disturb the TV receivers even when
all rules and regulations are met.

- It's illegal to transmit from aeroplanes.
- It is legal to make 'split-frequency' contacts on 52-54MHz while transmitting 50-52MHz.
- Max pwr: 100W RF, QRG:50.000 - 52.000.
- NO antenna restrictions.

Below is a list of TV transmitters. The protected areas are no longer mentioned by P.T.
(Norwegian FCC) but can be used as a general guide to 'safe' areas.

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Locator Protection area Rad.(km) TV-transmitter Video

JO38WF 000-360 100 Greipstad 48.2528

JP21OA 000-360 120 Gulen 48.2461

JP53EG 000-090 140 Melhus 48.2564

090-360 110

JP77MU 000-110 110 Steigen 48.2604

110-360 140

KP59BS (E. of 27E. S. of 71N) Varanger 48.2487

JP51BG 000-360 20 Boedal

JP75EL 000-360 25 Skarmodalen

JP60BC 000-360 25 Aabogen

All main transmitters uses horisontal polarisation and between 30 and 100 KW ERP.

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Telenor will replace the band I transmitters, mainly by UHF transmitters. The reasons to do so said Telenor:
1. The Norwegian telecommunications Regulatory Authority needs these frequencies to other use.
2. The band I transmissions, suffer often from the long distance interference which cannot be tolerated in a high quality network

The transition will take quite a long time. At the moment we have installed a UHF transmitter at Gamlemsveten, Bagn, Melhus, and Hemnes are running parallel transmission in both band I and UHF.
This will be the situation until the transposer network is changed and additional transposers are planned and built.
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LX : Luxenburg

LX BAND PLAN 50MHz (6m) 50'000-50'100 only CW 50'020 - 50'080 Beacons 50'090 Calling frequency CW 50'100-50'500 only SSB and CW 50'100 - 50'130 intercontinental DX 50'110 Calling frequency intercontinental DX 50'185 Center of acitivity Cross-Band 50'500-51'410 All Mode 50'510 SSTV 50'550 FAX 50'600 RTTY 50'630 - 50'750 Packet Radio 51'410-52'000 All Mode 51'410 - 51'590 FM 51'510 Calling frequency FM Note: Secondary only QSOs between stations of different countries Calling frequencies have to be cleared as soon as contact has been realized. Maximum 100W.

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*LX : Luxenburg*
	LX BAND PLAN 50MHz (6m) 50'000-50'100 only CW 50'020 - 50'080 Beacons 50'090 Calling frequency CW 50'100-50'500 only SSB and CW 50'100 - 50'130 intercontinental DX 50'110 Calling frequency intercontinental DX 50'185 Center of acitivity Cross-Band 50'500-51'410 All Mode 50'510 SSTV 50'550 FAX 50'600 RTTY 50'630 - 50'750 Packet Radio 51'410-52'000 All Mode 51'410 - 51'590 FM 51'510 Calling frequency FM Note: Secondary only QSOs between stations of different countries Calling frequencies have to be cleared as soon as contact has been realized. Maximum 100W.
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OE : Austria

Six Meters in Austria: Brief History: 1988: official permission for receiving the six meter amateur radio band 01.02.1990: provisory permission for transmitting also, following conditions imposed (among other things): frequency range: 50-52 MHz, modes: A1A, J2B, F1B, J3E maximum power: 25W pep into a rotateable directional antenna (Yagi) with 3 or more (!) elements, horizontal polarisation only, no mobile or portable operation, no beacons, repeaters etc. wide local restrictions around Austrias only TV-station on channel E2 in JN78 square. 01.08.1996: restrictet area for transmitting reduced to large parts of OE3, a bit of OE1 and OE5 (see dotted sector in the map below), max. power increased to 100W pep . ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OE - Suffixes and Locators: suffixes consist of a number, indicating the land, followed by 1, 2 or 3 letters special callsigns: One letter only - contest call for club stations, 2 or 3 letters, starting with X - club stations, repeaters, beacons... 2 or 3 letters, starting with Z - guest licences (rem.: a two lettered suffix usually indicates a really "O"M, who got his licence before the early sixties) OE1 : Vienna / Wien OE2 : Salzburg OE3 : Lower Austria / Nieder terreich OE4 : Burgenland OE5 : Upper Austria / Ober terreich OE6 : Styria / Steiermark OE7 : Tyrol / Tirol OE8 : Carinthia / K舐nten OE9 : Vorarlberg

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*OE : Austria*
	Six Meters in Austria: Brief History: 1988: official permission for receiving the six meter amateur radio band 01.02.1990: provisory permission for transmitting also, following conditions imposed (among other things): frequency range: 50-52 MHz, modes: A1A, J2B, F1B, J3E maximum power: 25W pep into a rotateable directional antenna (Yagi) with 3 or more (!) elements, horizontal polarisation only, no mobile or portable operation, no beacons, repeaters etc. wide local restrictions around Austrias only TV-station on channel E2 in JN78 square. 01.08.1996: restrictet area for transmitting reduced to large parts of OE3, a bit of OE1 and OE5 (see dotted sector in the map below), max. power increased to 100W pep . ------------------------------------------------------------------------ OE - Suffixes and Locators: suffixes consist of a number, indicating the land, followed by 1, 2 or 3 letters special callsigns: One letter only - contest call for club stations, 2 or 3 letters, starting with X - club stations, repeaters, beacons... 2 or 3 letters, starting with Z - guest licences (rem.: a two lettered suffix usually indicates a really "O"M, who got his licence before the early sixties) OE1 : Vienna / Wien OE2 : Salzburg OE3 : Lower Austria / Nieder terreich OE4 : Burgenland OE5 : Upper Austria / Ober terreich OE6 : Styria / Steiermark OE7 : Tyrol / Tirol OE8 : Carinthia / K舐nten OE9 : Vorarlberg
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OZ : Denmark

OZ 6m Band Plan 50,000 - 50,020 Telegraphy (CW) 50,020 - 50,080 Beacons 50,080 - 50,100 Telegraphy (CW) 50,090: CW calling frequency 50,100 - 50,500 SSB and CW 50,100-50,130: Intercontinental CW/SSB 50,110: SSB calling frequency (intercontinental) 50,150: SSB activitety centre 50,185: Cross band calling frequency 50,200: Meteor Scatter CW/SSB activity centre 50,500 - 51,000 All modulations 50,510: SSTV calling frequency (AFSK) 50,550: FAX calling frequency 50,600: RTTY calling frequency (FSK) 50,620-50,750: Packet 20 kHz spacing 51,000 - 51,200 All modulations 51,200 - 51,400 Repeater in (20 kHz spacing) 51,210: RF81 51,390: RF99 51,400 - 51,800 FM simplex (20 kHz spacing) 51,510: FM calling frequency (F51) 51,800 - 52,000 Repeater out (20 kHz spacing) 51,810: RF81 51,990: RF99

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*OZ : Denmark*
	OZ 6m Band Plan 50,000 - 50,020 Telegraphy (CW) 50,020 - 50,080 Beacons 50,080 - 50,100 Telegraphy (CW) 50,090: CW calling frequency 50,100 - 50,500 SSB and CW 50,100-50,130: Intercontinental CW/SSB 50,110: SSB calling frequency (intercontinental) 50,150: SSB activitety centre 50,185: Cross band calling frequency 50,200: Meteor Scatter CW/SSB activity centre 50,500 - 51,000 All modulations 50,510: SSTV calling frequency (AFSK) 50,550: FAX calling frequency 50,600: RTTY calling frequency (FSK) 50,620-50,750: Packet 20 kHz spacing 51,000 - 51,200 All modulations 51,200 - 51,400 Repeater in (20 kHz spacing) 51,210: RF81 51,390: RF99 51,400 - 51,800 FM simplex (20 kHz spacing) 51,510: FM calling frequency (F51) 51,800 - 52,000 Repeater out (20 kHz spacing) 51,810: RF81 51,990: RF99
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PA : Netherland

Courtesy of Ed:PE5ED Information about 6m in PA No repeater, No space communication allocation

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*PA : Netherland*
	Courtesy of Ed:PE5ED Information about 6m in PA No repeater, No space communication allocation
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FG,FM,FS,FP,FY : French American Territories & FO0 : Clipperton

Information from F5MAA:Xavier MARTINIQUE (FM), GUADELOUPE (FG), St. BARTHELEMY (FJ), St. MARTIN (FS), St. PIERRE-ET-MIQUELON (FP), FRENCH GUYANA (FY) 50-54 MHz All modes, /m ok 120 W PEP CLIPPERTON (FO0) 50 - 54, 120 W PEP

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*FG,FM,FS,FP,FY : French American Territories & FO0 : Clipperton*
	Information from F5MAA:Xavier MARTINIQUE (FM), GUADELOUPE (FG), St. BARTHELEMY (FJ), St. MARTIN (FS), St. PIERRE-ET-MIQUELON (FP), FRENCH GUYANA (FY) 50-54 MHz All modes, /m ok 120 W PEP CLIPPERTON (FO0) 50 - 54, 120 W PEP
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W : USA

USA 50MHz Band Plan 50.0-50.1 CW, beacons 50.060-50.080 beacon subband 50.1-50.3 SSB, CW 50.10-50.125 DX window 50.125 SSB calling 50.3-50.6 All modes 50.6-50.8 Nonvoice communications 50.62 Digital (packet) calling 50.8-51.0 Radio remote control (20-kHz channels) 51.0-51.1 Pacific DX window 51.12-51.48 Repeater inputs (19 channels) 51.12-51.18 Digital repeater inputs 51.5-51.6 Simplex (6 channels) 51.62-51.98 Repeater outputs (19 channels) 51.62-51.68 Digital repeater outputs 52.0-52.48 Repeater inputs (except as noted; 23 channels) 52.02, 52.04 FM simplex 52.2 TEST PAIR (input) 52.5-52.98 Repeater output (except as noted; 23 channels) 52.525 Primary FM simplex 52.54 Secondary FM simplex 52.7 TEST PAIR (output) 53.0-53.48 Repeater inputs (except as noted; 19 channels) 53.0 Remote base FM simplex 53.02 Simplex 53.1, 53.2, 53.3, 53.4 Radio remote control 53.5-53.98 Repeater outputs (except as noted; 19 channels) 53.5, 53.6, 53.7, 53.8 Radio remote control 53.52-53.9 Simplex

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*W : USA*
	USA 50MHz Band Plan 50.0-50.1 CW, beacons 50.060-50.080 beacon subband 50.1-50.3 SSB, CW 50.10-50.125 DX window 50.125 SSB calling 50.3-50.6 All modes 50.6-50.8 Nonvoice communications 50.62 Digital (packet) calling 50.8-51.0 Radio remote control (20-kHz channels) 51.0-51.1 Pacific DX window 51.12-51.48 Repeater inputs (19 channels) 51.12-51.18 Digital repeater inputs 51.5-51.6 Simplex (6 channels) 51.62-51.98 Repeater outputs (19 channels) 51.62-51.68 Digital repeater outputs 52.0-52.48 Repeater inputs (except as noted; 23 channels) 52.02, 52.04 FM simplex 52.2 TEST PAIR (input) 52.5-52.98 Repeater output (except as noted; 23 channels) 52.525 Primary FM simplex 52.54 Secondary FM simplex 52.7 TEST PAIR (output) 53.0-53.48 Repeater inputs (except as noted; 19 channels) 53.0 Remote base FM simplex 53.02 Simplex 53.1, 53.2, 53.3, 53.4 Radio remote control 53.5-53.98 Repeater outputs (except as noted; 19 channels) 53.5, 53.6, 53.7, 53.8 Radio remote control 53.52-53.9 Simplex
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LU : Argentina

LU Bandplan 50.000 a 50.050 CW only 50.050 a 50.100 Beacons 50.100 a 50.600 CW AM SSB (50.110 International frec. calling) 50.600 a 51.000 SSB Digimodos RTTY SSTV FAX PACKET 51.000 a 52.000 FM simplex Digimodos PACKET (51.500 FM Calling frec.) 52.000 a 52.050 CW SSB DX windows South Pacific. 52.050 a 53.000 FM repeaters input. 53.000 a 54.000 FM repeaters output.

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*LU : Argentina*
	LU Bandplan 50.000 a 50.050 CW only 50.050 a 50.100 Beacons 50.100 a 50.600 CW AM SSB (50.110 International frec. calling) 50.600 a 51.000 SSB Digimodos RTTY SSTV FAX PACKET 51.000 a 52.000 FM simplex Digimodos PACKET (51.500 FM Calling frec.) 52.000 a 52.050 CW SSB DX windows South Pacific. 52.050 a 53.000 FM repeaters input. 53.000 a 54.000 FM repeaters output.
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ZP : Paraguay

Information from ZP5YW:Mike ZP Bandplan 50.000-50.075 CW only 50.075-50.100 Beacons 50.100-50.800 SSB 50.800-51.000 RTTY,PACKET,etc 51.000-51.100 CW,SSB 51.500-52.000 FM 52.000-52.050 CW,SSB 52.050-54.000 FM,RTTY,PACKET,etc No antenna restriction

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*ZP : Paraguay*
	Information from ZP5YW:Mike ZP Bandplan 50.000-50.075 CW only 50.075-50.100 Beacons 50.100-50.800 SSB 50.800-51.000 RTTY,PACKET,etc 51.000-51.100 CW,SSB 51.500-52.000 FM 52.000-52.050 CW,SSB 52.050-54.000 FM,RTTY,PACKET,etc No antenna restriction
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9M2 : West Malaysia

Courtesy of 9M2/JI1ETU In case of class A Frequency : 50.0-54.0MHz Power maximum : 400W (PEP) Emission Mode : A1A,A2A,A3E,R3E,J3E,F1A,F2A,F3E

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*9M2 : West Malaysia*
	Courtesy of 9M2/JI1ETU In case of class A Frequency : 50.0-54.0MHz Power maximum : 400W (PEP) Emission Mode : A1A,A2A,A3E,R3E,J3E,F1A,F2A,F3E
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VK : Australia

Courtesy of the WIA/FTAC Chairman John Martin. VK Band Plan 50-52 Mhz is primary Broadcast allocation in VK (ie TV stations!). 52-54 Mhz is Amateur Primary service. 50.000 to 52.000 restricted for amateur use in eastern Australia. 50.000 to 50.100 CW use only. 50.090 to 50.100 suggested for DX CW use Intercontinental. 50.100 International CW calling suggested/gentlemans agreement. 50.100 to 50.300 CW/SSB/RTTY use. 50.110 International DX calling channel suggested by WIA. 50.115 Secondary calling frequency DX peditions/Skeds etc. Note. The SMA permits 6M operators onto the subbands under the following conditions. a. No interference to any channel 0 TV station is caused. b. In VK1, VK2, VK3, VK4 and VK7 operation is restricted to 50.000 to 50.300. c. In these areas locations of amateurs must be at least 120 KM from a main TV station e.g. Wagga Wagga, Tamworth, Toowoomba. And at least 60 KM from a translator station eg Cooma, St Helens. At least 60KM from an Input on Channel 0 translating to a higher channel. d. Power level 100 watts SSB/CW measured at the TX output. No restrictions on Antenna height or size. Modes are SSB/CW and Narrow band RTTY (packet radio unspecified). e. Areas West of the VK4/VK2/VK3 borders are permitted 400 watts pep or 100 watts CW. This involves VK5, VK8 and VK6 stations and all VK9's. There are currently only 2 High Power CHannel 0's left on air. They are Toowoomba about 100 miles west of Brisbane (150,000 watts) 46.172 Mhz. And Wagga Wagga (Sth/West VK2) 100,000 watts to 24 bays of dipoles, 46.2400. Both these stations use 600 foot masts and stacked bays of dipoles and are useful for TEP/F2 observations into VK. There are a few low power stations. Tamworth VK2 North running 1000 watts on 46.256+/- and a few low power translators not worth worrying about and all located in VK2. There are no Channel 0 stations in VK3 but we are restricted like the rest of VK east. There is a low power t/lotor in VK7 but again the VK7's are restricted. At this stage the low power translators are being cleared out, but the two high power stations will be on the air for at least until the year 2000. So use them wisely to examine rising MUF's to VK from Europe.

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*VK : Australia*
	Courtesy of the WIA/FTAC Chairman John Martin. VK Band Plan 50-52 Mhz is primary Broadcast allocation in VK (ie TV stations!). 52-54 Mhz is Amateur Primary service. 50.000 to 52.000 restricted for amateur use in eastern Australia. 50.000 to 50.100 CW use only. 50.090 to 50.100 suggested for DX CW use Intercontinental. 50.100 International CW calling suggested/gentlemans agreement. 50.100 to 50.300 CW/SSB/RTTY use. 50.110 International DX calling channel suggested by WIA. 50.115 Secondary calling frequency DX peditions/Skeds etc. Note. The SMA permits 6M operators onto the subbands under the following conditions. a. No interference to any channel 0 TV station is caused. b. In VK1, VK2, VK3, VK4 and VK7 operation is restricted to 50.000 to 50.300. c. In these areas locations of amateurs must be at least 120 KM from a main TV station e.g. Wagga Wagga, Tamworth, Toowoomba. And at least 60 KM from a translator station eg Cooma, St Helens. At least 60KM from an Input on Channel 0 translating to a higher channel. d. Power level 100 watts SSB/CW measured at the TX output. No restrictions on Antenna height or size. Modes are SSB/CW and Narrow band RTTY (packet radio unspecified). e. Areas West of the VK4/VK2/VK3 borders are permitted 400 watts pep or 100 watts CW. This involves VK5, VK8 and VK6 stations and all VK9's. There are currently only 2 High Power CHannel 0's left on air. They are Toowoomba about 100 miles west of Brisbane (150,000 watts) 46.172 Mhz. And Wagga Wagga (Sth/West VK2) 100,000 watts to 24 bays of dipoles, 46.2400. Both these stations use 600 foot masts and stacked bays of dipoles and are useful for TEP/F2 observations into VK. There are a few low power stations. Tamworth VK2 North running 1000 watts on 46.256+/- and a few low power translators not worth worrying about and all located in VK2. There are no Channel 0 stations in VK3 but we are restricted like the rest of VK east. There is a low power t/lotor in VK7 but again the VK7's are restricted. At this stage the low power translators are being cleared out, but the two high power stations will be on the air for at least until the year 2000. So use them wisely to examine rising MUF's to VK from Europe.
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ZL : New Zealand

New Zealand 6M band Plan. Courtesy of the Radio Operations, Ministry of Commerce 50-52 Mhz is primary Broadcast allocation in ZL (ie TV stations!). 52-53 Mhz is Amateur Primary service. 50.000 to 51.000 (or 51.3 MHz in NICAM areas) restricted for amateur use in All New Zealand, Those wishing to operate in this part of the band need to tested and issued a secondary licence to operate by Radio Operations (formally the RFS, Radio Frequency Service). 50.000 to 50.100 Beacons. 50.100 to 50.300 CW/SSB/RTTY use. 50.110 International DX calling channel. 52.050 Oceania SSB/CW Calling. 52.525 FM Calling. 53 - 54 only availably for fixed station transmitters, eg repeaters, with Radio Operations approval.

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*ZL : New Zealand*
	New Zealand 6M band Plan. Courtesy of the Radio Operations, Ministry of Commerce 50-52 Mhz is primary Broadcast allocation in ZL (ie TV stations!). 52-53 Mhz is Amateur Primary service. 50.000 to 51.000 (or 51.3 MHz in NICAM areas) restricted for amateur use in All New Zealand, Those wishing to operate in this part of the band need to tested and issued a secondary licence to operate by Radio Operations (formally the RFS, Radio Frequency Service). 50.000 to 50.100 Beacons. 50.100 to 50.300 CW/SSB/RTTY use. 50.110 International DX calling channel. 52.050 Oceania SSB/CW Calling. 52.525 FM Calling. 53 - 54 only availably for fixed station transmitters, eg repeaters, with Radio Operations approval.
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