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Welcome to all foreign radioamateurs to Belgium!

Welcome to Belgium! Welcome!

The UBA wishes all foreign radio amateurs and their families, who plan to visit our beautiful country, a very pleasant stay. We feel sure you will enjoy this multicultural country, where most people speak at least two, and many 4 or 5 languages. Communicating in English will be no problem!

You'd like to operate ham radio in Belgium?

Belgium complies with the CEPT Recommendation TR61-01 and 02 and if your country does as well, the licensing procedure will be quite easy:

If you have a radio amateur license with the CEPT mention (CEPT TR61-01), and if your stay is not longer than 3 months you can operate a radio amateur station using your own call preceded "ON/" (ON slash your call). Example: if your call is W1XYZ you will use the call ON/W1XYZ.
If you plan to stay longer than 3 months and if you hold a HAREC operator certificate (CEPT TR61-02), you can apply for a Belgian Callsign, which probably will be a ON9-call. Contact BIPT/IBPT, the Belgian regulatory body regarding radio licenses.
If your PTT administration didn't sign the CEPT agreements, you can ask for a special guest license. Send an inquiry letter with a photocopy of your license to BIPT/IBPT. In any case you should include a photocopy of your licence together with the study program relating to the radio amateur examination in your country. The whole procedure may take quite a while and no guarantee of success.

Whichever way you obtained your license to operate from Belgium, you will have to stick with the Belgian rules of the game! The main rules concern frequencies and power levels (see below). The full license allows for 150 Watt output from HF up to 440 MHz (except 50 MHz), but anyone can obtain a 1 KW output license by simply informing the BIPT/IBPT. For 50 MHz and the VHF/UHF frequencies above 440 MHz the basic power limit is 50 W (with a possibility of using 200 W provided declaration). The rules are similar in most European countries. By the way, third part traffic is not (yet) allowed.

Allowed power per band

Band		Frequencies	A	B
	2200 m	0.1357 - 0.1378	1W ERP
	600 m	0.501 - 0.504	5W EIRP (4)
HF	160 m	1.810 - 1.850	150 W(1)
	160 m	1.850 - 2.000	10 W(3)
	80 m	3.500 - 3.800	150 W(1)
	40 m	7.000 - 7.200	150 W(1)
	30 m	10.100 - 10.150	150 W(1)
	20 m	14.000 - 14.350	150 W(1)
	17 m	18.068 - 18.168	150 W(1)
	15 m	21.000 - 21.450	150 W(1)
	12 m	24.890 - 24.990	150 W(1)
	10 m	28.000 - 29.700	150 W(1)
VHF	6 m	50.000 - 52.000	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
VHF	2 m	144.000 - 146.000	150 W(1)	150 W(1)
UHF	70 cm	430 - 440	150 W(1)	150 W(1)
UHF	23 cm	1240 - 1300	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
Microwaves	13 cm	2300 - 2450	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
	6 cm	5650 -5850	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
	3 cm	10000 - 10500	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
		24000 - 24250	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
		47000 - 47200	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
		75500 - 81000	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
		142000 -149000	50 W(2)	50 W(2)
		241000 - 250000	50 W(2)	50 W(2)

A: HF license
B: VHF only licence
(1): 1000 W if announced to IBPT by writing
(2): 200 W if announced to IBPT by writing
(3): 10 W average power
(4): telegraphy only, max. bandwidth 100Hz

Customs

There are no borders between EEC countries, you can bring and take out anything you want within the EEC. Visitors from outside the EEC bringing valuable equipment into Belgium should declare the equipment and bring a copy of the equipment's invoice. There will be no custom duties to be paid however. While the CEPT TR61-01, the HAREC certificate or a guest license allows you to operate in Belgium, it gives you no special privilege to import your radio amateur equipment. We advise you do declare your equipment upon entry in this country.

Belgian call signs

ON0: Phone, ATV and packet repeaters (nodes)
ON1: VHF-UHF-SHF and µ-waves, all modes: no new licenses issued anymore (mid 2003)
ON2: novice (VHF, phone): all ON2 licences converted into ON3 (sept 2005)
ON3: basic licence (similar to foundation licence in UK)
ON4, 5, 6, 7, 8: HF (+VHF) license, all bands, all modes
ON9: foreign operators
OO, OP, OQ, OR, OS, OT: special event prefixes
OO, OP, OQ, OR, OS, OT + 1 letter suffix (except OT5 and OR5): vanity calls
OT5 and OR5 + 1 suffix letter: high power contest stations

The National licensing authority - BIPT / IBPT

If you like to obtain more information on obtaining a Belgian radioamateur license, please use following contact information:

IBPT - Service Licences
Ellipse Building - Bâtiment C
Boulevard du Roi Albert II 35
1030 Bruxelles
Tél: +32 2 226 88 49
E-mail: licencesradio@ibpt.be

Have also a look at the website of BIPT / IBPT: Radiocoms > Licences > Radioamateurs

UBA Membership

Submitted by ON7TK on Wed, 21/04/2010 - 14:23

The UBA is the Royal National Society of Belgian radio amateurs, and the Belgian IARU member society.
Membership in UBA, including a subscription to CQ-QSO and full outgoing and incoming QSL service is available to everyone. The current membership rate is € 50,00 per year.

You can download a membership application form here.

The UBA magazine, "CQ-QSO" is bilingual (Dutch and French) and is published bimonthly. The UBA is organized in more than 80 local clubs (UBA sections). If you have a free evening, please come along to visit one of our local clubs, you will be more than welcome!

Important addresses

HF Manager:
Carine Ramon, ON7LX
Bruggesteenweg 77, B-8755 Ruiselede
E-mail: hf@uba.be .

VHF Manager:
Jacques Verleijen, ON4AVJ,
Gasmeterlaan 165, B-9000 Gent
E-mail: vhf@uba.be .

UBA Membership Services:
Claude van Pottelsberghe, ON7TK,
Bruggesteenweg 77, B-8755 Ruiselede
E-mail: members@uba.be .

Become a member of the UBA

By filling in the online registration form you can apply to become a member of the UBA. Only if your membership is paid, you will be a valid member of the UBA.

UBA, Drukpersstraat 4 | rue de la Presse 4, B-1000 Brussels BELGIUM

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The enormous success of “Operating Practice”, written by Mark ON4WW and which was included in the HAREC license handbook of the UBA, and since then translated in more than 15 languages, is at the base of a new handbook written by John ON4UN and Mark ON4WW, which covers all the material one needs to know and to apply to become an exemplary and succesful ham on the bands.

Why this initiative?

During the last 50 years we witnessed a major evolution in ham radio. Nowadays, 99% of the hams active on the bands use commercial equipment built according to internationally established standards. This is one of the reasons why the technical aspects have become less of a drive to become a ham. It is undeniable that for the majority of hams who joined our ranks in the recent years, ham radio became a hobby of communication by radio, rather than a hobby about the technique of the radio communications.

Today we note a world tendency to make available licenses for beginners, based on an examination of a limited technical level. This is a good initiative because it attracts new blood, which is urgently needed. Once these newcomers have joined our ranks, they will more easily find the drive and the courage to study the technical matters necessary to pass a HAREC level examination.

All this explains why “making contacts” has become an increasingly important facet of the hobby. Keeping the numbers of hams high and using our bands is of utmost importance, because if we don't use them, we will lose them. Too many other radio communication and broadcast services would be happy to grab important segments of our bands.

We must admit however that up to now we largely forgot to teach our newcomers and candidate hams how to operate and behave on the ham bands. In addition, the exams administered to candidate hams so far only covered this matter very superficially. This is why we hear a lot of hams using operational procedures which are far from being perfect.

John ON4UN and Mark ON4WW are convinced that instead of blaming them it is without any doubt better to bring them the information necessary so that they can become exemplary and accomplished radio hams. To this effect they have developed two documents, which are at the disposal of each and all, without any restriction or any cost.

“Ethics and Operating Procedures for the Radio Amateur” is available as a PDF document. A second document in the form of a PowerPoint presentation (PPS file) is in the first instance addressed to the volunteers who would like to address this subject in their section or in their local radio club.

With these documents the authors have only one goal, which is to try to improve, where necessary, the behavior on the bands in matters of ethics and operating procedures, and make available to the newcomers in the hobby a document covering these subjects in detail.

At the European (CEPT) as well as at the national level, the relevant authorities are aware of these problems, and an adaptation of the study and exam material necessary to fill this gap, is more than probable in the near future.

It is important to know that this is not just a “local” initiative. At this time the two documents are already available in three languages (English, French and Dutch) and more translations are underway. The document will be discussed with the Member Societies of the IARU R1 during the triennial meeting in November, and we are confident to see the document supported and approved by most of the IARU R1 societies.

In the near future other amateur radio societies will make the files available on their website.

COLUMBUS MAINTENANT EQUIPE D’ANTENNES RADIO AMATEUR

Les dés sont jetés. Le projet d’antennes ARISS pour le module spatial Columbus approche de l’heure de vérité. Les antennes sont montées sur le module spatial, module qui sera accouplé fin de cette année ou, début de l’année prochaine à l’ISS. Déjà en 2005, l’UBA à la demande de Gaston, ON4WF, président d’ARISS (Amateur Radio in Space Station ) avait déjà lancé un appel pour la collecte de fonds auprès des radioamateurs européens, des associations radioamateurs, des organisations et autres instances pour la réalisation de ce projet. Pour ce, l’UBA mais aussi les différents donateurs qui ont contribué à ce projet (cliquez ici pour voir la liste des dons) sont ici chaleureusement remerciés. Il est évident que notre petit pays a joué un rôle prédominant pour l’aboutissement de ce projet dont nous pouvons être fiers.

Un grand bravo tout spécial à l’attention de Gaston, ON4WF, le mentor de ce projet.

Lisez la suite sur le website d’Ariss.

COLUMBUS NOW TEAM Of ANTENNAS RADIO OPERATOR AMATEUR

the dice are thrown. The project of antennas ARISS for the space module Columbus approaches the hour of truth. The antennas are assembled on the space module, modulates which will be coupled fine of this year or, beginning of the year next with the ISS. Already in 2005, the UBA at the request of Gaston, ON4WF, president of ARISS (Radio operator Amateur in Space Station) had already launched a call for the collection of funds near the European radio hams, associations radio hams, the organizations and other authorities for the realization of this project. For this, the UBA but also the various givers who contributed to this project (click here to see the list of the gifts) are cordially thanked here. It is obvious that our small country played a prevalent part for the result of this project of which we can be proud.

A great very special cheer for submission to Gaston, ON4WF, the mentor of this project.

Read the continuation on the website of Ariss. http://www.ariss-eu.org/columbus.htm
Photograph: One of the panels assembled to identical on the space module

Photo : Un des panneaux monté à l’identique sur le module spatial

10m

Frequency

Call

Location

CTCSS

Locator

MASL

28.700

ON4VRB

Heist Op Den Berg

JO21IB

50

29.660

ON0AN

Antwerpen

67.0

JO21EE

75

6m

Frequency

Call

Location

CTCSS

Locator

MASL

51.810

ON0VRT

Sint-Pieters-Leeuw

77.0

JO20CS

175

2m

Frequency

Call

Location

CTCSS

Locator

MASL

145.225

ON0SX

Paal-Beringen

JO21OB

84

145.600

ON0HC

La Hestre

JO20DJ

145.600

ON0VE

Jalhay (Verviers)

JO20WM

145.6125

ON0GB

Brakel (Zegelsem)

79.7

JO10UT

124

145.625

ON0HT

Mont St. Aubert

JO10RP

180

145.6375

ON0ZK

Heist Op Den Berg

173.8

JO21IB

80

145.650

ON0LG

Retinne

JO20UN

145.650

ON0WV

Brugge

JO11RP

95

145.6625

ON0CLR

Montignies Le Tilleul

JO20EI

145.6625

ON0NL

Peer

JO21WD

120

145.675

ON0BT

Brussel - Bruxelles

JO20ET

150

145.700

ON0OV

Gent

JO11VD

130

145.7125

ON0DST

Diest

67.0

JO21NA

85

145.7125

ON0MNS

Mons

JO10XL

145.725

ON0NR

Namur (Bois De Villers)

JO20KJ

282

145.7375

ON0KTK

Kortrijk (Lendelede)

JO10OV

50

145.750

ON0LU

Saint Hubert

JO20RA

635

145.7625

ON0AN

Antwerpen

67.0

JO21EE

85

145.7625

ON0LS

Arlon (Selange)

JN29WS

400

145.775

ON0FF

Moorslede

79.7

JO10MV

70

145.775

ON0LB

Vreren

71.9

JO20SR

180

70cm

Frequency	Call	Location	CTCSS	Locator	MASL
430.025	ON0UBA	Brussel		JO20EU	185
430.050	ON0GEE	Geel		JO21LE	45
430.050	ON0GRC	Gent		JO11UA	130
430.075	ON0UCH	Chatelineau		JO20GK	194
430.0875	ON0LIR	Lier		JO21HC	25
430.100	ON0OST	Oostende		JO11LF	55
430.100	ON0WTO	Vieux-Genappe		JO20EP	185
430.125	ON0KTK	Kortrijk (Lendelede)		JO10OV	50
430.125	ON0LB	Vreren	71.9	JO20SR	180
430.150	ON0AN	Antwerpen	67.0	JO21EE	95
430.175	ON0AST	Erpe-Mere		JO20AW	35
430.175	ON0PHI	Philipeville		JO20GE	280
430.1875	ON0RCL	Leuven		JO20IV	130
430.200	ON0HAL	Halle			97
430.225	ON0BLW	Opwijk	131.8	JO20CW	50
430.225	ON0RBO	Signal De Botrange		JO30BM	730
430.2375	ON0TVI	Tielt	79.7	JO10PX	40
430.250	ON0ZK	Heist Op Den Berg	131.8	JO21IB	80
430.275	ON0GBN	Herzele (Esse)		JO10WU	100
430.275	ON0LG	Retinne	118.8	JO20UO	300
430.300	ON0NAM	Namur (Bois De Villers)		JO20KJ
430.325	ON0LLV	La Louviere (Epinois)		JO20CJ	215
430.350	ON0HTT	Saint Aubert		JO10RP	180
430.350	ON0TLO	Tessenderlo	123.0	JO21OB	84
430.375	ON0VBT	Mollem - Asse		JO20CV	88
439.375	ON0FF	Moorslede		JO10MV	70

23cm

Frequency

Call

Location

CTCSS

Locator

MASL

1,297.075

ON0APR

Antwerpen

JO21EE

75

1,298.250

ON0SHF

Heist Op Den Berg

JO21IB

42

13cm

Frequency

Call

Location

CTCSS

Locator

MASL

2,301.000

ON0EHF

Averbode

JO21IB

80

Analog SSTV Nets & Frequencies

                       updated 4/21/2007

                  1295 - 1295.8 MHz SSTV
                  902 - 902.8 MHz SSTV

                        70 cm: (FM)

Every day               430.950 MHz SSB SSTV Call Freq.
Every day               433.500 MHz ENTRONCAMENTO RPTR CS1CRE
Tu-Sun        8 am CT   442.800 MHz IL Carpentersville RPTR
Sunday        8 pm ET   443.700 MHz MI Mason
Monday        8 am CT   443.575 MHz IL Streamwood RPTR
Tuesday       8 pm      443.550 MHz ON Brampton - Peel ARC VE3PRC RPTR
Friday        7 pm ET   442.950 MHz FL Sarasota K4WCF RPTR PL100.0
Saturday      8 pm PT   443.975 MHz CA Morro Bay RPTR PL 127.3
                        446.200 MHz CA Redding W6RAD

                        1.25 meters: (FM)

Every day               223.850 MHz 1.25 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Tuesday    7:30 pm PT   224.080 MHz CA Santa Barbara 223.48-IN WB9KMO Rod

                        2 meters: (FM)

Every day               145.500 MHz 2 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Every day               145.600 MHz 2 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Every day               144.550 MHz SSB SSTV Call Freq.
Every day               144.500 MHz Denmark Sydsjaelland also 144.525
Every day               144.500 MHz Denmark Copenhagen JO65GQ
Every day               145.500 MHz WI Rochester K0JYB Dick/W9HWQ Duane
Every day               145.500 MHz KS Wichita
                        145.800 MHz ISS downlink R0ISS
                        145.990 MHz ISS uplink R0ISS
Every day               146.805 MHz ME York W1WQM Port City ARC RPTR
Every day               147.510 MHz CA Redding Out-14.230 NN6AA RPTR
Every day               144.360 MHz KY Bowling Green K4NQV RPTR
Every day               145.050 MHz MD Annapolis W3ADO Naval Academy RPTR
Every day               145.500 MHz WI Onalaska BEACON ON HOUR K0JYB/W9HWQ
Every day     7 am ET   144.340 MHz IN/OH DIGITAL SSTV W9NTP & W8ZCF
Every day     6 pm ET   145.470 MHz IN Vevay Digital SSTV RPTR NG9Y Bob
Every day 7:30 pm ET   146.475 MHz IN Indianapolis IN W9VMT
Every day     8 pm ET   145.520 MHz TN BRISTOL W3YAE MARVIN
Every day     8 pm ET   146.460 MHz IN Peru W9RSR Robbie
Every day     8 pm ET   146.490 MHz TX Bryan W5RAS W5DZ
Every day     8 pm CT   145.555 MHz TX Temple N5TD
Every day               144.950 MHz NC Raleigh KD4JWF Jose RPTR
Every day     9 pm ET   146.550 MHz NC Fayetteville WB4IUY
Every day     9 pm ET   146.500 MHz NC Fayetteville N4ZCG
Every day        ?      144.150 MHz IN Bloomington (USB) K9QDR Lee
Every day               147.240 MHz TX Waco PL97.4 RPTR W5NCD
Every day       pm      145.700 MHz PA Philadelphia N3GFC
Every day        ?      145.500 MHz KS Wichita K9HFX
Every day     9 pm ET   146.500 MHz NC Gastonia 146.550 N5XMT
Every day     9 pm CT   144.360 MHz KS Wichita (USB) K9HFX
Every day        ? ET   144.440 MHz NJ (USB) KA2HZO Ron
Every day        ? ET   144.450 MHz NJ (USB) KA2HZO Ron
Every day     8 pm ET   145.510 MHz MI Detroit KC8SQG Jim - VE3SQB AL
Every day               144.975 MHz Switzerland HB9HFG RPTR
Every day               144.500 MHz Italy IK1JJJ RPTR
Every day               144.500 MHz Italy IK5YBJ RPTR
Every day               144.500 MHz Denmark OZ9STV RPTR
Every day               144.525 MHz Holland PI6GRN RPTR
Every day               144.525 MHz France TBL Club F5ZFK RPTR
Every day               145.400 MHz Australia VK4GO RPTR
Every day     9 pm ET   145.530 MHz MI Detroit WB8COG Lee
Every day    11 pm ET   144.195 MHz PA USB (HORIZ. POL.)
Every day 11:30 pm ET   145.500 MHz NJ Ron KA2HZO
1st Sunday    7 pm ET   145.490 MHz OH Columbus 179.9PL N8TUT
Sunday       10 am CT   144.515 MHz WI Milwaukee KG9CW Bob
Sunday     2:30 pm CT   146.715 MHz KS Mulvane KW0H RPTR - Bob N4BM
Sunday        4 pm CT   146.820 MHz KS Wichita WØKA RPTR - Bob N4BM
Sunday        3 pm ET   146.670 MHz FL Southwest Florida KE4KTZ
Sunday        3 pm ET   146.715 MHz LA Wichita
Sunday     3:30 pm CT   146.820 MHz KS Wichita WØKA RPTR - Bob N4BM
Sunday        4 pm ET   146.820 MHz LA Wichita
Sunday     6:30 pm ET   145.560 MHz OH Cincinnati K8STV/N8XYN
Sunday (1st) 7 pm ET   145.490 MHz OH Columbus RPTR (PL179.9) N8TUT/AA8YY
Sunday     7:30 pm EST 146.970 MHz IN Indianapolis RPTR (PL107.2) K9JRI
Sunday        7 pm CT   145.100 MHz IL Springfield WB9UDB/W9FHB
Sunday        7 pm PT   146.700 MHz CA Southern KB5TJJ RPTR PL146.2
Sunday        8 pm EST 147.345 MHz IN Peru W9RSR Robbie
Sunday     7:30 pm PT   146.700 MHz CA Sunset Ridge/LA Fred KF6HQC
Sunday        8 pm ET   146.850 MHz FL Pinellas W4ORM/KA3DBK Neil
Sunday        8 pm ET   145.230 MHz OH NE Ohio RPTR W8HF Steve
Sunday        8 pm ET   145.500 MHz OH Cleveland - K8MGH N8PZK Lou
Sunday        8 pm EST 146.835 MHz IN Franklin RPTR (AFTER CLUB NET)
Sunday        8 pm CT   145.610 MHz TX KINGWOOD/HUMBLE (AFTER TEAC NET)
Sunday        8 pm MST 146.795 MHz CO Coetez KD5LWU RPTR PL 127.3
Sunday        9 pm ET   146.805 MHz ME/NH RPTR N1WBD Bob (PL127.3)
Sunday        9 pm CT   146.820 MHz KS Wichita WØKA RPTR - Bob N4BM
Sunday        9 pm PT   145.500 MHz WA Vancouver (USB) WA7MLD
Sunday    02:00    UTC 146.700 MHz CA Inland ARS RPTR (SO CAL)
Monday     7:30 pm ET   146.850 MHz ME Winslow .82 .67 & 145.35 Ron W1SSF
Monday     7:30 pm ET   145.850 MHz ME Central Maine
Monday        8 am ET   144.440 MHz OH NE Ohio WB8TMR Dave
Monday        8 pm ET   144.500 MHz VA Newport News K4VJB Bob
Monday        8 pm ET   146.670 MHz FL Palm Beach W4WLR
Monday     8:00 pm CT   146.940 MHz IL Mount Carmel RPTR (PL94.8)
Monday     8:30 pm ET   146.670 MHz VA Dublin KF4ABM Doug
Monday(1st)8:30 pm ET   146.850 MHz OH Chillicothe RPTR (PL74.4)
Monday        9 pm ET   145.170 MHz NY Troy
Monday        8 pm CT   147.345 MHz IL MO RPTR W9WG Jim
Tuesday   23:00 UTC     145.500 MHz MI Detroit Tri County FM SSTV Net
Tuesday    6:30 pm EST 145.110 MHz IN New Whiteland RPTR (PL88.5)
Tuesday       7 pm ET   146.730 MHz OH Georgetown Grant ARC RPTR N1DJS
Tuesday    7:30 pm PT   145.130 MHz MA Amherst RPTR PL 123 KD1XP
Tuesday    7:30 pm PT   146.430 MHz CA Santa Barbara WB9KMO Rod
Tuesday       8 pm ET   145.640 MHz KY Louisville
Tuesday       8 pm CT   145.500 MHz IL Springfield K7CZ Bill
Tuesday    8:30 pm EST 145.750 MHz Australia Wagga VK2RWG RPTR
Tuesday    8:45 pm CT   145.310 MHz TX Houston N5JNN RPTR WWW.AMSATNET.COM
Tuesday      10 pm ET   145.470 MHz NC Greensboro GARA RPTR PL100
Tuesday     19:00 GMT   144.320 MHz UK England (USB)
Wednesday       pm      145.500 MHz UK Northern Ireland GI4GTY LVARS
Wednesday   19:30 GMT   144.525 MHz UK England Huthwaite M1CZR Dale
Wednesday     8 am ET   144.440 MHz OH NE Ohio WB8TMR Dave
Wednesday     8 am ET   147.360 MHz FL Tampa RPTR PL 127.3 - W3BL George
Wednesday     7 pm CT   144.370 MHz IL Chicago
Wednesday     7 pm CT   147.390 MHz MN St Paul W0DCA RPTR PL 77 - K0HZI
Wed (1st) 7:30 pm ET   146.670 MHz OH Cincinnati OH-KY-IN ARC WA8LOJ Harry
Wednesday 7:30 pm CT   147.210 MHz MO Joplin RPTR K5DMI
Wednesday     8 pm ET   144.220 MHz MI Grand Rapids USB W8BRI Brian
Wednesday     8 pm CT   144.360 MHz IL Chicago - N9ART Jim
Wednesday     8 pm ET   146.925 MHz KY
Wednesday     8 pm CT   145.470 MHz KS Kansas City RPTR KA5YFC
Wednesday     8 pm EST 146.550 MHz Australia Albury/Wodonga
Wednesday     8 pm ET   145.500 MHz IN Marion (147.195 RPTR) WA9SPT Bart
Wed/Th        8 pm CT   144.440 MHz MO St. Louis KB9JJA Dale
Wed (ALT) 8:30 pm ET   147.330 MHz ON Central ON ARC 50.130 MHz link
Wednesday 8:30 pm CT   146.820 MHz KS Wichita WØKA RPTR Cheryls' Net
Thursday      7 pm ET   147.150 MHz KY
Thursday      7 pm CT   144.360 MHz IL Chicago
Thursday      8 pm CT   145.370 MHz IN Evansville Indiana KC9GIF Carlton
Thursday      19:30     146.775 MHz Australia, Teralba, NSW - WESTLAKES ARC
Th/Sat        7 pm CT   145.500 MHz AL Athens PL 100 AB4KK
Friday        8 am ET   144.500 MHz OH NE Ohio N8IXU Bob
Friday        1900 UTC 144.500 MHz UK Swindon/WILTSHIRE
Friday        7 pm ET   146.880 MHz ME Winslow Ron W1SSF KQ1L RPTR PL100.0
Friday        7 pm ET   145.430 MHz FL Sarasota 146.760 K4WCF RPTR PL100.0
Friday        7 pm ET   145.290 MHz FL Duette NI4CE repeater KE4IM Jack
Friday        8 pm ET   144.500 MHz VA Newport News K4VJB Bob
Friday        8 pm ET   145.550 MHz ME Winslow Ron W1SSF
Friday        8 pm ET   145.850 MHz ME Central Maine
Friday       10 pm PT   147.300 MHz CA San Francisco
Saturday      7 pm CT   145.600 MHz IL Georgetown KA9DZR Dennis
Saturday      7 pm      147.510 MHz KS Mound City/Wichita 147.285 AA0CP
Saturday      7 pm      145.150 MHz AL Athens RPTR WD4LPG/KK4QI/AB4KK
Saturday      8 pm ET   146.880 MHz OH Cleveland KA8VIT Bill
Saturday      8 pm PT   146.860 MHz CA Morro Bay RPTR PL 127.3
Saturday      9 pm ET   145.210 MHz VA Roanoke BVDS N4FHL Ben
Saturday      9 pm CT   146.820 MHz KS Wichita WØKA RPTR N4BM Bob
Saturday      9 pm CT   147.285 MHz KS Mound City/Wichita 147.51 MHz W0PT
Saturday      9 pm ET   144.175 MHz MI OH IN (USB) WB8DQT Ralph
Saturday     10 pm ET   146.880 MHz OH Lake Erie - LEARA RPTR
SAT/SUN                 144.5875MHz UK Chatteris Cambridgeshire JO02AL RPTR
    ?                   147.120 MHz KY Louisville AC4VV
    ?                   145.640 MHz KY Louisville KB9OVC
    ?                   145.210 MHz VA Roanoke N2EDE
    ?                   147.510 MHz CA Redding W6RAD
    ?                   145.550 MHz ON Barrie
    ?                   147.480 MHz NJ Cape May County N2JAI Bill

                        "MAGIC BAND"
                         6 meters: (FM)

                         50.680 MHz 6 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
                         50.950 MHz SSB SSTV Call Freq.
Every day       pm       50.680 MHz NE US - KA1KHM DICK
Every day                50.500 MHz France 50.6 F6IKY RPTR
     ?                   50.360 MHz SE US - AJ4N JOEY
     ?                   50.680 MHz NC Gastonia N5XMT
     ?                   50.680 MHz MI Detroit & Ontario Windsor
     ?                   50.200 MHz
Every day                50.510 MHz DENMARK OZ6SSTV RPTR JO65DR (USB)
Every day 7:30 pm ET    50.325 MHz GA - KR4I Roger (USB)
Sunday     9:00 pm PT    50.680 MHz WA Vancouver (USB) WA7MLD
Tuesday    7:30 pm ET    53.350 MHz CT MA NH RPTR WB1EHD Dennis

                         10 meters: (USB)

                         28.680 MHz 10 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Every day                28.660 MHz UK-Northern Ireland RPTR GI4GTY LVARS
Every day                28.710 MHz MA Haverhill RPTR N1WPN Wayne
Every day                28.690 MHz KS Wichita RPTR KE0TV Don
Every day     7 pm CT    28.360 MHz AL Talladega BRYAN AC4BB
Every day     8 pm CT    28.680 MHz MS BURNSVILLE KX5I
Every day     9 pm ET    28.680 MHz NC Gastonia N5XMT
Every day     9 pm CT    28.680 MHz FL (NORTH WEST FL)
Every day                28.700 MHz ON4VRB RPTR - 1750 Hz TONE / 431.025 FM
Every day                28.700 MHz PORTUGAL CS6RPA RPTR
Every day                28.703 MHz DA5MMB MULTI-MODE BEACON
Every day                28.740 MHz UT Castle Dale KJ7S RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                29.240 MHz K2JXW Jim NJ RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                28.670 MHz
Every day                28.700 MHz Italy I6DHY RPTR
Every day                28.700 MHz Belgium ON4VRB RPTR
Every day                28.680 MHz
Every day                28.686 MHz Switzerland HB9AC RPTR
Every day                28.689 MHz New Zealand ZL2CX RPTR
Every day    19:00 UTC   28.760 MHz NJ KA2HZO SPACE CAM RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                28.900 MHz Canary Islands EA8EE RPTR
Every day                28.673 MHz Argentina LU5DT RPTR
Every day                28.690 MHz NC Gastonia K3ASI RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                28.690 MHz Australia VK4ET RPTR
Monday        8 pm ET    28.435 MHz VA Newport News K4VJB Bob
Friday        8 pm ET    28.435 MHz VA Newport News K4VJB Bob
Saturdays    10 am CST   28.360 MHz
Saturdays     7 pm CST   28.680 MHz

                         "FREE BAND"
                         11 meters: (USB)

Every day                27.700 MHz France, Australia
Every day                27.800 MHz
Every day                27.900 MHz
Every day                27.420 MHz Australia
Every day                27.495 MHz
Every day                27.670 MHz
Every day                27.860 MHz
Every day                27.235 MHz Northern Ireland

                         12 meters: (USB)

Every day                24.975 MHz

                         15 meters: (USB)

                         21.340 MHz 15 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Every day                21.340 MHz TX Austin W3MRC 3M ARC RPTR
Every day                21.349 MHz Australia VK6ET RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                21.334 MHz JH6EOZ RPTR

                         17 meters: (USB)

Every day    14:00 UTC   18.160 MHz WA1RKA John & WA4IRE Marc
Every day    13:00 UTC   18.1625 MHz TX WACO W5NCD Larry

                         20 meters: (USB)

                         14.230 MHz 20 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
                         14.233 MHz 20 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
                         14.240 KHz Europe SSTV Call Freq.
Every day                14.233 MHz Puerto Rico KP4EMP RPTR
Every day                14.242 MHz Brisbane, Australia VK4ARI RPTR
Every day                14.236 MHz New Zealand ZL4OI RPTR
Every day                14.236 MHz Australia VK4YH RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Every day                14.239 MHz Australia VK6HAM RPTR 1500 HZ TONE
Every day                14.239 MHz Australia VK2ISP RPTR
Every day                14.239 MHz Australia VK6ET RPTR
Every day                14.227 MHz Australia VK6ET RPTR
Every day                14.227 MHz Australia VK3HJV (RPTR mainly weekends)
Saturdays    15:00 UTC   14.230 MHz IVCA NET
Saturdays    18:00 UTC   14.230 MHz W1JKF BROOKS
Sundays    12:30 am ET   14.235 MHz EASTERN US
Sundays      15:00 UTC   14.235 MHz XE1L
Tu & Th      18:00 UTC   14.236 MHz W9NTP
Every day                14.241 MHz VK'S
Every day                14.236 MHz Australia VK3DNH RPTR
Nightly                  14.227 MHz Eastern USA

                         30 meters: (USB)

Every day 2200-0800 UTC 10.134 MHz Australia VK4ET RPTR 1750 Hz TONE

                         40 meters: (LSB)

                           7171 KHz 40 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
                           7171 KHz Europe DIGITAL SSTV Call Freq.
                           7040 KHz Europe SSTV Call Freq. (7043)
Every day 2200-0600 UTC   7171 MHz Australia VK6ET RPTR
Every day 7:30 am ET      7270 KHz Midwest US W8ZCF/W4HTB
Every day     9 am ET      7233 KHz
Every day    10 am ET      7228 KHz K2ZVL KA2HZO KB1HJ - NE US
Every day    15:00 UTC     7228 KHz K2ZVL KA2HZO KB1HJ - NE US
Every day     noon ET      7173 KHz Midwest US KB4YZ Dave
Every day    17:00 UTC     7228 KHz
Every day    3 pm ET      7228 KHz Midwest US WB8BPK Deano
Every day     4 pm ET      7228 KHz KA2HZO KB1HJ - NE US
Every day     7 pm ET      7177 KHz KA4P BT - EAST US
Every day     1:00 UTC     7233 KHz CA
Every day     2:00 UTC     7175 KHz K4ZET Charles - SE US
Every day                  7173 KHz Honduras HR2KOS RPTR
Every day                  7055 KHz Australia VK4MOD RPTR 1750 Hz TONE
Sundays      10 am CT      7153 KHz TX W5FJS Wayne
Weekends 10:30 am CT      7228 KHz KK5RR
Saturdays    14:00 UTC     7170 KHz WA9HCZ & W0PHD
Weekdays   3:30 pm CT      7153 KHz TX W5FJS Wayne (ALSO 7164 KHz)

                          80 meters: (LSB)

                           3845 KHz 80 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
                           3730 KHz Europe Call Freq.
                           3733 KHz Europe DIGITAL SSTV Call Freq.
    ?                      3825 KHz
Every day     6 am ET      3920 KHz Puerto Rico KP4CAO Carlos
Every day     8 am ET      3930 KHz Midwest US W8ZCF/W4HTB
Every day     8 am CT      3872 KHz Midwest US N9CQH Lex
Every day     1:00 UTC     3845 KHz Western US K7EK
Every day     8:30 UTC     3780 KHz UK GW0RQP GERALD
Every day    10:00 UTC     3733 KHz UK G4XBE John
Every day    10:30 UTC     3920 KHz Puerto Rico KP3A Al
Every day    10 am ET      3860 KHz Eastern US KB1HJ
Every day     7 pm ET      3713 KHz E US mostly dig. KA4P BT K4ZET Charles
Every day                  3863 KHz RPTR - Eastern US/Canada VE9MB Murry
Every day                  3720 KHz France TBL Club F5ZFJ RPTR
Every day     8 pm ET      3845 KHz Midwest US (also 3843)
Every day     9 pm ET      3863 KHz Eastern US
Every day                  3863 KHz Grand Manan NB VE9MB RPTR
Every day     9 pm PT      3840 KHz Western US W6MKU
Every day    11 pm ET      3853 KHz Eastern US
Every day 22:30 pm PT      3845 KHz Western US W7PD/W6OBB
Weekdays      7 am ET      3857 KHz Eastern US W3YAH/KC3AF
Weekdays      8 am ET      3845 KHz Eastern US
Weekdays   9:30 am ET      3903 KHz Eastern US W1DQO
Weekdays      1 pm ET      3856 KHz Midwest US (3854 KHz)
Weekdays      4 pm ET      3857 KHz Eastern US W3YAH/KC3AF
Weekdays        pm ET      3975 KHz Eastern US K4AIX
Weekdays        pm ET      3995 KHz Eastern US K4AIX
Fridays          DUSK      3815 KHz Eastern US WA9RSR Robbie
Saturdays 7:30 am CT      3855 KHz MN K6AFW Art - W0WVO Jerry
Saturdays 9:30 am CT      3854 KHz MN Stillwater Radio Club - SARA
Saturdays        DUSK      3813 KHz Eastern US WA9RSR Robbie
M/W/F         8 am ET      3868 KHz Midwest US W8BUK Tom
Wednesday 7:30 pm AT      3863 KHz Eastern US/Canada VE9MB Murry
Wednesday 7:30 pm AT      3720 KHz Eastern Canada - Atlantic Region

                          "TOP BAND"
                          160 meters: (LSB)

                           1890 KHz 160 Meter Band SSTV Call Freq.
Every day 6:30 pm CT      1868 KHz SE US AF4PX Darrell
Every day     8 pm ET      1890 KHz NE US W1SSF Ron
Every day     9 pm ET      1898 KHz Eastern US
Every day    10 pm ET    1918.5 KHz Eastern US KB1HJ Wayne
Weekdays      4 pm ET      1910 KHz Eastern US
Weekdays      7 pm ET      1862 KHz Eastern US K4AIX
Weekdays      8 pm ET      1916 KHz Eastern US
Weekdays      9 pm ET      1950 KHz Eastern US
Mon/Wed/Fri   3 pm ET      1865 KHz Eastern US K8JGY
Tuesday       7 pm MT      1910 KHz
Tu/Thur       7 pm CT      1884 KHz Texas W5FJS Wayne
Wednesday     7 pm CT      1868 KHz Texas W5FJS Wayne
Fridays       3 pm ET      1910 KHz Eastern US

Please notify Dave - KB4YZ of updates and corrections: djones@tima.com
Updated list is available at: http://www.tima.com/~djones/net.txt

23/09/2007	Section NOL : Brocante à Bocholt	Plus de détails
30/09/2007	Section LLV: Brocante	-
20/10/2007	Section AAA : Brocante à Mortsel	Plus de détails
21/10/2007	Section KSD : Brocante à Houtem (Veurne)	-
28/10/2007	Section ZLZ : Brocante à Zelzate	Plus de détails
18/11/2007	Section RSX: Brocante à Renaix	Plus de détails
16/12/2007	Section RST: Brocante à St. Truiden	Plus de détails

source www.uba.be & www.on4ldl.be/pages/South-Dx-Group.htm

SOUTH BELGIAN DX GROUP

Jean-Claude, ON5TH, vice -président francophone de l’UBA nous a communiqué le document suivant pour publication. Cet initiative de la part de Benoît, ON4BEN, fut déjà proposé lors de la dernière réunion du conseil et y fut accueilli avec grand enthousiasme. Les détails ont maintenant été élaborés. Nous souhaitons les preneurs de cette initiative tout le succès!

SOUTH BELGIAN DX GROUP

Introduction:

Actuellement, force est de constater qu’il devient extrêmement difficile de réunir des opérateurs passionnés et motivés par des activités de groupe sur l'air, que ce soit pour une participation à un contest, à un Fieldday ou l’activation lors d'un événement culturel ou autres manifestations de part un indicatif spécial.

A l’inverse, on se rend compte que beaucoup d'opérateurs seraient intéressés à participer à de telles d'activités ou événements si leur propre section en organisaient. Mais force est de constater que beaucoup de sections n’en proposent pas (ou plus), le plus souvent manque d’opérateurs ou de temps. Bref, c’est le serpent qui se mord la queue ou, si on veut, un cercle vicieux.

D’autre part, ces activités permettraient de faire découvrir notre hobby au grand public alors qu’il reste beaucoup de personnes, plus qu’on ne le croit, qui seraient intéressées par ce que nous faisons. Il faut donc casser ce cercle vicieux et si possible, le convertir en cercle vertueux.

Si ce problème existe dans tout le pays, il faut bien constater que la situation est plus difficile dans la partie francophone. Fort de ce constat et sous l’impulsion de ON4BEN et ON4LDL, il a été envisagé de créer, au sein de l’UBA et sous son couvert, une organisation inter sections permettant de dynamiser les actions dans le sud du pays. Pour ce faire, les DM francophones (ON4LEC, ON7BE, ON5PO, ON4BEN et ON4LDL) se sont réunis avec ON5TH et ON5OO à Namur le 23 septembre 2006. Les DM avaient au préalablement informé les CM de leur province pour obtenir leur avis sur le sujet.

Création et objectifs du South Belgian DX Group :

Quelque chose devait donc changer !

Les présidents provinciaux du sud de la Belgique ont émis un avis unanime favorable à la création du South Belgian DX Group. Ce groupement de fait, travaillant sous l’égide de l’UBA, aurait les objectifs suivants :

Rassembler les opérateurs passionnés d'activités de groupe en HF, de Fielddays ou de toutes autres activités tels que l’activation d’indicatifs spéciaux, la préparation d’expéditions DX, etc. Ces activités seraient généralement réalisées à l’initiative des sections mais pourraient aussi être des activités globales intersections ou plus, au niveau national !
Faire résonner nos indicatifs ON dans le monde entier en participant aux contests ou événements spéciaux avec une équipe dynamique composée de radioamateurs motivés par un critère important : être les meilleurs . C’est en effet en essayant d’être les meilleurs qu’ont se forme le mieux et… qu’on s’amuse le mieux.
Donner la possibilité à des radioamateurs dont la section n’organise pas ce genre d’activités d’être à leur tour opérationnel.
De proposer aux sections de l’UBA un soutien logistique et en opérateurs dans les activités qu’elles désirent entreprendre.

Si vous désirez, vous aussi, participer au développement du South Belgian DX Group, vous êtes les bienvenus. La seule condition requise est d’être membre de l’UBA. Si vous habitez le nord du pays, pas de problème vous serez accueilli chaleureusement. Une attention toute particulière sera réservée aux ON3 que nous invitons à venir mordre dans la chasse au DX, à la compétition, acquérir les connaissances techniques pour établir une station performante et à parfaire leur pratique opératoire.

Si le groupe a comme objectif de « devenir les meilleurs », il n’a aucune volonté élitiste. Ce n’est pas un rassemblement d’experts en DX, mais un groupe qui désire que de tels experts se joignent à des nouveaux radioamateurs (en particulier les ON3) et des radioamateurs plus anciens qui n’ont pas appris, pour des raisons diverses, l’excellence en trafic.

Le groupe ne veut non plus à aucun moment être un concurrent des sections ; il doit au contraire être vu comme une aide à la mise sur pied d’activités qu’elles désirent réaliser.

L’aventure vous tente ? Vous désirez participer à ces activités ? Pour cela rien de plus simple : faites-vous connaître. Il vous suffit pour cela d’envoyer un message à sbdxg@uba.be en mentionnant votre motivation pour les différents modes de transmission CW - SSB - PSK. Indiquez également si vous avez la possibilité de mettre à disposition (temporairement) du matériel. Si vous avez des suggestions d’activités, n’hésitez pas non plus à faire part de vos idées.

73, les DM du sud de la Belgique : ON4LEC, ON4LDL, ON5PO, ON7BE, ON4BEN

QSL managers
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RZ0IWZ     via RW0IZ
RZ1OWL     via RZ3EC
RZ3DYY     via RV3FF
RZ4CWW     via UA4CC
RZ4HZW     via RX4HJ
RZ6LL/0    via RW6HS
RZ9OU      via KF4OBL
RZ9WXW     via RZ9WWH
S01MZ      via EA1BT
S01R       via EA5RM
S09A       via EA1BT
S21BI      via EI3IO
S21NA      via N4VA
S21SHQ     via S21AM
S21VJ      via G4ZVJ
S21YP      via G3REP
S21YY      via JF1EQA
S5048AL    via S58AL
S504A      via S50A
S5041U     via S51U
S580A      via S56A
S61FD      via PA0KHS
S79EC/A    via RZ3EC
S79GG      via DL2AWG
S79GRE     via DL9GRE
S79HP      via DL2NUD
S79JAG     via OE3JAG
S79NAN     via K8SIX
S79NAN/A   via RA3NAN
S79NAN/F   via RZ3EC
S79NC      via 9V1NC
S79OA      via RN3OA
S79QK      via HB9CQK
S79RRC     via RZ3EC
S79RJ      via DJ7RJ
S79RS      via IZ8CLM
S79SO      via DJ4SO
S79WJM     via JE5WJM
S92BWW     via CT1BWW
S92RI      via CT1APE
S9BB       via OH2TA
SA0Q       via SM0OGQ
SA2006EM   via SM6YOU
SA60A      via SK3BG
SA1A       via SM1TDE
SA10B      via SK7BI
SA2006EM   via SM6YOU
SA25RO     via SK5RO
SA5Y       via SM5YZB
SA60A      via SK3BG
SA6A       via SM6JSM
SA80IARU   via SM1TDE
SB0B       via SM0W
SB7OOJ     via SM5CAK
SD1B       via DL8AAV
SE0DSF     via SM0DSF
SE0EJR     via SM0EJR
SE0KCR     via SM0KCR
SE0PSO     via SM0PSO
SE0WKA     via SM0WKA
SE1TDE     via SM1TDE
SE2DMU     via SM2DMU
SE2YIZ     via SM2YIZ
SE3NRY     via SM3NRY
SE3NXS     via SM3NXS
SE3TLG     via SM3TLG
SE3WMU     via SM3WMU
SE4BNZ     via SM4BNZ
SE4DHF     via SM4DHF
SE4RRD     via SM4RRD
SE5AJV     via SM5AJV
SE5APS     via SM5APS
SE5BTX     via SM5BTX
SE5CCE     via SM5CCE
SE5CEU     via SM5CEU
SE5DYC     via SM5DYC
SE5E       via SM5AJV
SE5JAB     via SM5JAB
SE5UH      via SM5UH
SE6CUK     via SM6CUK
SE6DEC     via SM6DEC
SE7BIC     via SM7BIC
SE7DLZ     via SM7DLZ
SE7WT      via SM7WT
SF0F       via SM0PSO
SF0L       via SM0LQB
SF30A      via SM5AQD
SF3E       via SM3EAE
SF40A      via SM5DYC
SF50A      via W3HNK   (d)
SG1RK      via SK1BL
SG3ZZR     via SM3CXS
SG5A       via SM0ERK
SH3O       via SM3TLG
SI0E       via SM0EPO
SJ0X       via SM6JSM
SJ2AT      via SK2AT
SJ3BG      via SK3BG
SJ4C       via SM4BZH
SJ4OR      via AA2AP
SJ4RY      via SM5RGD
SJ5SAS     via SM5DJZ
SJ6KY      via SK6KY
SK0HQ      via SM0JSM
SK4RY      via SM4RGD
SK60CG     via SM6JSM
SM0P       via SM0PSO
SM0ZAG     via DK3QE
SN0DN      via SQ2CFL
SN0LED     via SP3OL
SN0PMW     via SP9ZKN
SN16B      via SP9PKZ
SN190ZS    via SP9GFI
SN1A       via SP1EG
SM1TDE/OA4 via SM1TDE
SM3B       via SM0CPM
SM3Q       via SM3BFH
SM5/AC4LN via UA4WHX
SM5G       via SM5JBM
SM5Z       via SM5BFJ
SM7CRW     via W3HNK   (d)
SN0CHJ     via SP3BVA
SN0CHJ     via SP3LWP
SN0EEM     via SP3KHJ
SN0GB      via SP3ZJA
SN0GG      via SP9PTG
SN0JP      via SP9PKZ
SN0KURP    via SP2IU
SN0LED     via SP3POH
SN0MD      via SP1PNW
SN0PTG     via SP9PKZ
SN0SRF     via SP5PPK
SN0TOR     via SP2PTU
SN0ZX      via SQ9FMU
SN100BB    via SP4GFG
SN100OB    via SP9PGB
SN10MP     via SP9PKM
SN125LO    via SP8PAB
SN190ZS    via SP9GFI
SN1HF      via SP1DTG
SN1IARU    via SP3NEN
SN1REK     via SP1PBT
SN1S       via SP1EUS
SN1UEM     via SP1EG
SN25SOL    via SP2AYC
SN25ZCC    via SP5ZCC
SN27JP     via SP9W
SN27JP     via SP9W
SN2B       via SP2PI
SN2IARU    via SP2Y
SN2K       via SP2YWL
SN2R       via SP2QCR
SN3IARU    via SP3KT
SN3IARU    via SP3VT
SN3X       via SP3SLA
SN50KAG    via SP9KAG
SN5M       via SP5UAF
SN5P       via SP5PIP
SN60KLA    via SP9KMQ
SN60VD     via SP4KSY
SN60ZSE    via SP3ZHC
SN6A       via SP6PAZ
SN6JOTA    via SP6ZDA
SN6RRZ     via SP6CZ
SN6W       via SP6ZKO
SN75JMR    via SP2JMR
SN75NWN    via SP9NWN
SN75NZA    via SP5NZA
SN7IARU    via SP7VC
SN80MJA    via SP8PEF
SN9D       via SP9PZD
SN9IARU    via SP9ERV
SN9KZ      via SP9PLK
SO1ZT      via DK7ZT
SO5MR/1    via IK1PMR
SO6X       via SP6IXF
SO6Y/2     via SP6M
SO9DO      via DJ6DO
SO9O       via SP9P
SO9HA      via HA5X
SO9PT      via HA5PT
SP/K2LEO   via IK2PMR
SP0JOTA    via SP6YFU
SP0PAPA    via SP3IQ
SP0TPAX    via SP7DQR
SP0TPFK    via SP2FAP
SP0WWYC    via SP1KNM
SP1EYG     via SP1EG
SP1PEA     via SP1NQF
SP1YGL     via SP1DTG
SP25S      via SP9KRT
SP25ZJA    via SP3ZJA
SP2IARU    via SP2HYO
SP60KLS    via SP2PHA
SP60VD     via SP5KVW
SP750KG    via SP1KQR
SP75MVG    via SP1MVG
SP80QSL    via SP7DQR
SQ0IARU    via SP1EG
SQ10DJG    via SQ9DJG

Source: http://www.uba.be

L'UBA A DEMANDE L'ACCES A LA BANDE 10M POUR LES ON3

(5 mai 2006, jd, trad bd) Nous venons d'apprendre que l'Ofcom, le pendant britannique de l'IBPT, a décidé d'accorder aux titulaires de la Foundation Licence (l'équivalent de notre Licence de Base) l'utilisation de la bande des 10 Mètres à partir du 10 octobre.

Aujourd'hui, l'UBA a introduit à l'IBPT également une demande en ce sens pour la Belgique.

Depuis le début, l'UBA a toujours voulu s'aligner du mieux possible sur la Foundation Licence en Grande Bretagne. Nous sommes persuadés que l'IBPT adoptera notre proposition très prochainement. Aux ON3 de tenir attentivement à l'œil les fréquences/puissances sur le website de l'IBPT ! Dès que cette modification sera effective, nous adapterons naturellement les informations concernant les bandes de fréquences sur les pages de notre site.

DE UBA HEEFT DE VRIJGAVE VAN DE 10M-BAND GEVRAAGD AAN HET BIPT

(5 mei 2006, jd) We hebben zopas vernomen dat Ofcom, het equivalent van het BIPT in Groot-Brittanië, besloten heeft vanaf oktober de 10 m band vrij te geven voor gebruik door de houders van de Foundation License (het equivalent van onze basisvergunning).

Vandaag hebben we aan het BIPT de aanvraag gedaan om dit ook voor België te doen.

De UBA stond steeds op het standpunt zich zoveel mogelijk op te lijnen met de Foundation License in Groot-Brittanië (zie de boodschap van 28/7/2005 op de pagina van de basisvergunning). We zijn ervan overtuigd dat het BIPT deze wijziging eerstdaags zal aanbrengen. Aan alle ON3's, hou de frequentie/vermogentabel op de website van het BIPT nauwlettend in de gaten! Van zodra de aanpassing is gebeurd zullen we natuurlijk de tabel op hoger vermelde pagina eveneens aanpassen.

Thanks to Max, ON5UR for the layout and to print my new qsl card.

Bonjour,

Cette adresse est la suite de mon ancien site http://on5tws.skynetblogs.be/

Hi to all,

This is the following of my previous website http://on5tws.skynetblogs.be/

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