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Rev 2.02 The above band plan shows the amateur band frequency limits by license class and agreed upon emission allowed in designated portions of the band. These are available from ARRL in packs of 50. E1A04 (Band Plan Chart) With your transceiver displaying the carrier frequency of phone signals, you hear a DX station's CQ on 3.601 MHz LSB. It is not legal to return the call using lower sideband on the same frequency because your sidebands will extend beyond the edge of the phone band segment. 3.601 MHz - 3 KHz = 3.598 MHz The band edge for phone on 80 meters is 3.600 MHz; therefore your signal at 3.598 MHz would be out of the band by 2 KHz and in the RTTY and data segment of the 80 meter band E1A05 (Band Plan Chart) The only amateur band that does not permit the transmission of phone or image emissions is 30 meters The 30 meter band is restricted to RTTY and data transmission only. E1A06 (Band Plan Chart) The maximum power output permitted on the 60 meter band is 50 watts PEP effective radiated power relative to a dipole. You must do a calculation of transmitter power, antenna gain and line loss to determine your ERP. On the 60 meter band power is limited to 50 Watts ERP, (Effective Radiated Power) referred to a dipole antenna which includes antenna gain and the path loss or gain from the transceiver to antenna itself. If you had an antenna with +6 dB of gain over a dipole and a coaxial line loss of -3dB the maximum output allowed from the transmitter would be 25 watts. Gain over dipole would be 6 dB -3dB Loss or 3db, therefore you would have to have a transmitter power of 3 db less than 50 watts, or 25 watts transmitter output power. E1A07 (Band Plan Chart) The 60 meter band is the only amateur band where transmissions on specific channels rather than a range of frequencies is permitted. The 60 Meter Band Opened to general and above on July 1, 2003 • On assigned frequencies (channels) only • Maximum 2.8 KHz occupied bandwidth (± 1.4 KHz from channel freq.) •Therefore must tune 1.4 KHz lower than channel frequency • (USB) Upper Side Band Only • Max ERP (Effective Radiated Power of 50 Watts referenced to a dipole 5,332 KHZ 5,348 KHZ 5,368 KHZ 5,373 KHZ 5,405 KHZ Tune to 5,330.5 KHZ Tune to 5,345.5 KHZ Tune to 5,371.5 KHZ Tune to 5,36.5 KHZ Tune to 5,403.5 KHZ E1A08 (Band Plan Chart) Upper sideband SSB is the only emission permitted to be transmitted on the 60 meter band by an amateur station. Jack Tiley <strong>AD7FO</strong> Page 8 3/15/2009
Rev 2.02 E1A09 (Band Plan Chart) The 80/75, 40, 20 and 15 meter frequency bands contain at least one segment authorized only to control operators holding an Amateur Extra Class operator license. E1A10 (FCC Rules) If a station in a message forwarding system inadvertently forwards a message that is in violation of FCC rules, the control operator of the originating station is primarily accountable for the rules violation. E1A11 (FCC Rules) The first action you should take if your digital message forwarding station inadvertently forwards a communication that violates FCC rules is to discontinue forwarding the communication as soon as you become aware of it. E1A12 (FCC Rules) If an amateur station is installed on board a ship or aircraft, its operation must be approved by the master of the ship or the pilot in command of the aircraft before the station is operated. E1A13 (FCC Rules) When a US-registered vessel is in international waters, any amateur license or reciprocal permit for an alien amateur licensee with an FCC-issued license or permit is allowed to transmit amateur communications from an onboard amateur transmitter. E1B Station restrictions and special operations: restrictions on station location; general operating restrictions, spurious emissions, control operator reimbursement; antenna structure restrictions; RACES operations E1B01 (FCC Rules) A spurious emission is an emission outside the necessary bandwidth that can be reduced or eliminated without affecting the information transmitted. E1B02 (FCC Rules) An amateur station apparatus or antenna structure may be restricted if the location is significant to our environment, American history, architecture, or culture. E1B03 (FCC Rules) If an amateur station is within a distance of 1 mile of an FCC monitoring facility the facility must be protected from harmful interference by the amateur station. E1B04 (FCC Rules) An Environmental Assessment must be submitted to the FCC before placing an amateur station within an officially designated wilderness area or wildlife preserve, or an area listed in the National Register of Historical Places. Jack Tiley <strong>AD7FO</strong> Page 9 3/15/2009
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