Department of Trade and Industry
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY ACT 1949
NOTICE OF VARIATION OF AMATEUR RADIO (NOVICE) LICENCE (A) OR (B)
The Secretary of State hereby gives notice, pursuant to section 1(4) of the Wireless
Telegraphy Act 1949, to holders of the Amateur Radio (Novice) Licence (A) or (B) (the
Licence”) that, from 21st June 1999, each Licence shall be varied as follows: 1. In
this notice, the Booklet” means the Terms, Provisions and Limitations Booklet BR68a/N,
the terms of which form part of the Licence. 2. As and from 21st June 1999, the Licence
shall be read and construed as if: (1) The following band were inserted in sub-clause
2(4)(c)(ii) of the Booklet: 144 MHz to 146 MHz”; (2) the word (Watts)” were deleted
from columns 3 and 4 of the Schedule to the Booklet and replaced by (dBW)”; (3) the
figure 5” were deleted from column 3 of the Schedule to the Booklet and replaced by
12”; (4) the figure 3” were deleted from column 4 of the Schedule to the Booklet and
replaced by 10”; (5) the 3.560-3.585 MHz band in the Schedule to the Booklet were
deleted and replaced by:
|
| 3.550-3.600 |
Primary. Shared with other services |
12 |
10 |
Morse |
|
|
| 3.600-3.650 |
Primary. Shared with other services |
12 |
10 |
Morse RTTY Telephony |
|
|
; (6) the 10.130-10.140 MHz band in the Schedule to the Booklet were deleted and
replaced by:
|
| 10.110-10.140 |
Secondary |
12 |
10 |
Morse |
|
|
; (7) the 21.100-21.149 MHz band in the Schedule to the Booklet were deleted and
replaced by:
|
| 21.050-21.149 |
Primary |
12 |
10 |
Morse |
|
|
; (8) the 28.060-28.190 MHz band in the Schedule to the Booklet were deleted and
replaced by:
|
| 28.050-28.190 |
Primary |
12 |
10 |
Morse RTTY Data |
|
|
; (9) the following band were inserted after the 51.0-52.0 MHz band in the Schedule
to the Booklet:
|
| 144.0-146.0 |
Primary |
12 |
10 |
Morse Telephony RTTY Data Facsimile SSTV |
|
|
;and (10) Note (b) of the Schedule to the Booklet were deleted and replaced by: (b)
In all frequency bands, high intensities of RF radiation may be harmful and safety
precautions should be taken, particularly in locations to which people have access.
Advice concerning safe levels of exposure to RF radiation is provided by the National
Radiological Protection Board.”
On behalf of the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry 10th June 1999.
