On the IARU Region 1 site SM6CNN reports that Sweden is now issuing radio amateurs with permits for 5.3 MHz operation.
PTS has now started to issue permits for experimental transmitters in the 5MHz band. Presently the following frequencies apply: 5310-5313 kHz, 5320-5323, 5380-5383 kHz and 5390-5393 kHz. Bandwith is limited to 3 kHz independent of type of modulation.
Maximum output power is 100 watt pep. Mobile use is not permitted. Holders of call sign for amateur radio may use their amateur radio call sign. It is permitted to make contact with other permit holders. This operation must respect all other traffic in the band. It is very important not to disturb other traffic.
PTS requires a fee for the administration. The permits are limited in time to 6 months.
IARU Region 1
http://www.iaru-r1.org/
PTS has now started to issue permits for experimental transmitters in the 5MHz band. Presently the following frequencies apply: 5310-5313 kHz, 5320-5323, 5380-5383 kHz and 5390-5393 kHz. Bandwith is limited to 3 kHz independent of type of modulation.
Maximum output power is 100 watt pep. Mobile use is not permitted. Holders of call sign for amateur radio may use their amateur radio call sign. It is permitted to make contact with other permit holders. This operation must respect all other traffic in the band. It is very important not to disturb other traffic.
PTS requires a fee for the administration. The permits are limited in time to 6 months.
IARU Region 1
http://www.iaru-r1.org/
(Source: Southgate Amateur Radio News)
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