Bestemmelser om prøver i amatør-radio- og amatør-radiosatellittjenesten

Radiocommunications between amateur stations of

different countries shall be forbidden if the administration of one of the

countries concerned has notified that it objects to such radiocommunications. 2732

(1) When transmissions between amateur stations of

different countries are permitted, they shall be made in plain language and

shall be limited to messages of a technical nature relating to tests and to

remarks of a personal character for which, by reason of their unimportance,

recourse to the public telecommunications service is not justified. 2733 (2) It is absolutely forbidden for amateur stations to be

used for transmitting international communications on behalf of third

parties. 2734 (3) The preceding provisions may be modified by special

arrangements between the administrations of the countries concerned. 2735

(1) Any person seeking a licence to operate the

apparatus of an amateur station shall prove that he is able to send correctly

by hand and to receive correctly by ear, texts in Morse code signals. The

administrations concerned may, however, waive this requirement in the case of

stations making use exclusively of frequencies above 30 MHz. 2736 (2) Administrations shall take such measures as they judge

necessary to verify the operational and technical qualifications of any

person wishing to operate the apparatus of an amateur station. 2737

The maximum power of amateur stations shall be fixed by

the administrations concerned, having regard to the technical qualifications

of the operators and to the conditions under which these stations are to

operate. 2738

(1) All the general rules of the Convention and of these

Regulations shall apply to amateur stations. In particular, the emitted

frequency shall be as stable and as free from spurious emissions as the state

of technical development for such stations permits. 2739 (2) During the course of their transmissions, amateur

stations shall transmit their call sign at short intervals. Section II. Amateur-Satellite Service 2740

The provisions of Section I of this Article shall apply

equally, as appropriate, to the amateur-satellite service. 2741

Space stations in the amateur-satellite service

operating in bands shared with other services shall be fitted with

appropriate devices for controlling emissions in the event that harmful

interference is reported in accordance with the procedure laid down in

Article 22 . Administrations authorizing such space stations shall

inform the IFRB and shall ensure that sufficient earth command stations are

established before launch to guarantee that any harmful interference which

might be reported can be terminated by the authorizing administration (see

No. 2612 ). 2742 to NOT allocated. 2766 Bilag 1.5 Amatør frekvens bånd og ITU Radio Regioner I forbindelse med allokering af frekvensbånd til de enkelte tjenester,

herunder amatør-radio- og amatør-radiosatellittjenesten, er verden inddelt i

3 regioner, som nedenstående kort viser. Danmark ligger i Region 1. Allokeringen af frekvensbånd i de enkelte regioner fremgår af

radioreglementet. Med baggrund i allokeringen af frekvensbånd i radioreglementet til

amatør-radio- og amatør-radiosatellittjenesten i Region 1 er der i bilag 1 i

bekendtgørelse nr. 871 af 2. oktober 1996 om oprettelse og drift af

radioanlæg i amatør-radio- og amatør-radiosatellittjenesten medtaget de

frekvensbånd, som det er tilladt at anvende i Danmark. Bilag 1.6 CEPT-anbefaling T/R 61-01 Anbefaling T/R 61-01 er udarbejdet af administrationerne under CEPT, som

er det europæiske samarbejde på bl.a. radiokommunikationsområdet mellem 43

europæiske lande. I anbefalingen lægges der op til, at landene tilslutter sig en gensidig

ordning om anerkendelse af udenlandske amatør-radio tilladelser med hensyn

til brug under korte ophold i gæstelandet. Flertallet af lande har tilsluttet sig ordningen, og det er derfor muligt

for danske radioamatører med gyldig dansk tilladelse at benytte

mobile/bærbare amatør-radiostationer under korte ophold i disse lande uden

yderligere tilladelse. Den danske tilladelse indeholder de nødvendige referencer til

anbefalingen, herunder oplysning om, hvorvidt der er tale om en CEPT klasse 1

eller 2 tilladelse. CEPT klasse 1 svarer til den danske tilladelse af

kategori A, og CEPT klasse 2 til den danske tilladelse af kategori C. Den enkelte radioamatør skal selv sikre sig, om et land i givet fald har

tilsluttet sig ordningen, samt i givet fald at både de danske og gæstelandets

bestemmelser overholdes. Et mindre antal lande uden for CEPT-samarbejdet har også tilsluttet sig

ordningen. Bilag 2 Begrænset teknisk prøve Pensum: 1. Teknik 1.1. Elektricitets-, magnetisme- og radioteori