I am not a good writter but i will try my best to explian whats 40M (7 Mhz) all about .
Most of Hams knows that in Region 1 & 3 ,,,,40Meter Band covers from 7.000Mhz – 7.100Mhz. and for Region 2 covers from 7.000Mhz to 7.300Mhz
During WRC03 ITU have agreed that for region 3 by March 2009 all broadcast station have to move away freq. 7.100 to 7.200Mhz. All country members agreed and the change will take effect on 29 March 2009. By end of 2009 most of the broadcaster have move to 7.200Mhz and above.
In January this year (2010) 9M2RS wrote an email to Ir Mohd Aris Barnawi of MCMC. He responded to 9M2RS ……………….."We have cleared 7100 to 7200 KHz from any broadcasting services since last year. The remaining station at 7199 KHz has also been cleared. All amateur radio operator is free to use this band now. Other broadcasting transmitter from neighbouring is taking their time to clear the band. You are cordially requested to use only part of the band whenever there is no such broadcasting service on the air.
Ir Mohd Aris Bernawi
Senior Director
Resource Assignment and Management Division
Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
Tel : +60 3 8688 81 81
Now if anyone have doubt about this please call MCMC and please talk to the right person.
Report for IARU Region 3 Member Societies:
The World Radiocommunication Conference 2003 (WRC-03)
June 9 - July 4, 2003
Compiled by the Directors, IARU Region 3
IARU WRC-03 Final Report from Geneva
The big news for radio amateurs is that there will be a dramatic improvement in the 40-meter band! After weeks of debate and efforts to resolve great differences between numerous proposals, including strong positions for no change, the conference agreed to shift broadcasting stations in Regions 1 and 3 out of the 7100-7200 kHz band and to reallocate the band to the amateur service in those two regions. The allocation in Region 2 of 7000-7300 kHz remains exclusively amateur. The broadcasting band in Regions 1 and 3 will become 7200-7450 kHz and in Region 2, 7300-7400 kHz. The change will take effect on 29 March 2009, less than six years from now -- a relatively short time by ITU standards.
In Regions 1 and 3 the 7100-7200 kHz band will become exclusively amateur on that date. A footnote containing the names of countries that are mainly in Region 3 and the Arab States makes the band also available to the fixed and mobile services in those countries on a primary basis.
7 Reason why 9Ms Transmit 7.000 – 7.200Mhz
1. The emails from the MCMC … we treat this as a directive.
2. WRC 03 – “ITU” Directive
3. “IARU” Final Reports on WRC 03 (as above)
4. The freq. on upper portion less noise compare to 7.000 -7.100Mhz
5. We need to occupy the Freq. otherwise the upper portion will
be occupy by other station from the neighbouring country.
6. IARU Region 3 Latest Band Plan
www.iaru-r3.org/r3bandplan.doc
7. An Information Paper by the IARU Amateur Service Spectrum
Requirements 7Mhz.. http://www.iaru.org/7-MHz-Spectrum.pdf
8. MCMC Spectrum Plan 2011… we treat this as a directive.
Furthermore if we look at the new draft of the spectrum plan made by the MCMC it shows that Class B have more spectrum which covers also 7.000 – 7.200Mhz.
Question why did the MCMC wrote 7.000 – 7.200Mhz ? Why don’t they just wrote 7.000 – 7.100 Mhz?
The IARU have been working very hard on this subject but sad to see some of us here still thinking backwards…………. Some might ask this question…the Frequency is not stated in the AA. …..Now let see in 1997 our Radio Communication Licence does not write any frequency at all its only wrote “THE LICENSEE IS AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE IN FREQUENCY BANDS USING POWER LIMITATION AND CLASSES OF EMISSION AS SPECIFIED BY THE LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR FURTHER DETAILS OF THESE PARAMETERS CONTACT. JABATAN TELEKOM MALAYSIA.
So in those days the frequency is not printed in our licence so we can't even transmit in any frequency? Come on....we are now living in the era of technology ..peoples can comunicate from any part of the world through internet and satellite communication..
If anyone have question regarding 7.100 - 7.200Mhz please contact the right person in MCMC please don't talk to any Tom Dick and Harry...by right there is no issue anymore regarding the above subjects...it had been clearly stated in the WRC03 and we should thankfull to the group of peoples in the IARU level who have done excelent job in the WRC 03. Credit also goes to Ir. Mohd Aris Barnawi
Senior Director
Resource Assignment and Management Division
Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
Who have granted us to use the freq. 7.100 - 7.200Mhz
Opsss dont forget we should thankful to HJ Rashid...9M2RS for his job....
The funny things here those hams who are not active on 40M they are the one who make the big noise.......
Yesterday i heard someone said on 40m band... "...those up there who stop us from transmitting on 7.100 - 7.200 ask them to go and fly kites !!!..." My dear brothers we are not born yesterday......
Most of Hams knows that in Region 1 & 3 ,,,,40Meter Band covers from 7.000Mhz – 7.100Mhz. and for Region 2 covers from 7.000Mhz to 7.300Mhz
During WRC03 ITU have agreed that for region 3 by March 2009 all broadcast station have to move away freq. 7.100 to 7.200Mhz. All country members agreed and the change will take effect on 29 March 2009. By end of 2009 most of the broadcaster have move to 7.200Mhz and above.
In January this year (2010) 9M2RS wrote an email to Ir Mohd Aris Barnawi of MCMC. He responded to 9M2RS ……………….."We have cleared 7100 to 7200 KHz from any broadcasting services since last year. The remaining station at 7199 KHz has also been cleared. All amateur radio operator is free to use this band now. Other broadcasting transmitter from neighbouring is taking their time to clear the band. You are cordially requested to use only part of the band whenever there is no such broadcasting service on the air.
Ir Mohd Aris Bernawi
Senior Director
Resource Assignment and Management Division
Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
Tel : +60 3 8688 81 81
Now if anyone have doubt about this please call MCMC and please talk to the right person.
Now we heard that a few 9Ms AND 9Ws question why 9Ms transmit on 7.100Mhz and above? To those who don’t want to come on 7.100 and above fine…maybe they have their own reason. But please don’t stop others from transmit on 7.100Mhz and above….
Now let’s see this….
The IARU groups of peoples have work hard to ask for wider spectrum way back before 2003. The reason why they request 7.000 – 7.200 in region 1 and 3 is because to harmonise the frequency where by in region 2 have wider spectrum on 40m band they have been granted 7.000 – 7.300Mhz long time ago.
Now lets look at the latest Region 3 Band Plan on 7Mhz please go to…..www.iaru-r3.org/r3bandplan.doc what does its say. We are not blind...
Now let’s see this….
The IARU groups of peoples have work hard to ask for wider spectrum way back before 2003. The reason why they request 7.000 – 7.200 in region 1 and 3 is because to harmonise the frequency where by in region 2 have wider spectrum on 40m band they have been granted 7.000 – 7.300Mhz long time ago.
Now lets look at the latest Region 3 Band Plan on 7Mhz please go to…..www.iaru-r3.org/r3bandplan.doc what does its say. We are not blind...
Report for IARU Region 3 Member Societies:
The World Radiocommunication Conference 2003 (WRC-03)
June 9 - July 4, 2003
Compiled by the Directors, IARU Region 3
IARU WRC-03 Final Report from Geneva
The big news for radio amateurs is that there will be a dramatic improvement in the 40-meter band! After weeks of debate and efforts to resolve great differences between numerous proposals, including strong positions for no change, the conference agreed to shift broadcasting stations in Regions 1 and 3 out of the 7100-7200 kHz band and to reallocate the band to the amateur service in those two regions. The allocation in Region 2 of 7000-7300 kHz remains exclusively amateur. The broadcasting band in Regions 1 and 3 will become 7200-7450 kHz and in Region 2, 7300-7400 kHz. The change will take effect on 29 March 2009, less than six years from now -- a relatively short time by ITU standards.
In Regions 1 and 3 the 7100-7200 kHz band will become exclusively amateur on that date. A footnote containing the names of countries that are mainly in Region 3 and the Arab States makes the band also available to the fixed and mobile services in those countries on a primary basis.
7 Reason why 9Ms Transmit 7.000 – 7.200Mhz
1. The emails from the MCMC … we treat this as a directive.
2. WRC 03 – “ITU” Directive
3. “IARU” Final Reports on WRC 03 (as above)
4. The freq. on upper portion less noise compare to 7.000 -7.100Mhz
5. We need to occupy the Freq. otherwise the upper portion will
be occupy by other station from the neighbouring country.
6. IARU Region 3 Latest Band Plan
www.iaru-r3.org/r3bandplan.doc
7. An Information Paper by the IARU Amateur Service Spectrum
Requirements 7Mhz.. http://www.iaru.org/7-MHz-Spectrum.pdf
8. MCMC Spectrum Plan 2011… we treat this as a directive.
Furthermore if we look at the new draft of the spectrum plan made by the MCMC it shows that Class B have more spectrum which covers also 7.000 – 7.200Mhz.
Question why did the MCMC wrote 7.000 – 7.200Mhz ? Why don’t they just wrote 7.000 – 7.100 Mhz?
The IARU have been working very hard on this subject but sad to see some of us here still thinking backwards…………. Some might ask this question…the Frequency is not stated in the AA. …..Now let see in 1997 our Radio Communication Licence does not write any frequency at all its only wrote “THE LICENSEE IS AUTHORIZED TO OPERATE IN FREQUENCY BANDS USING POWER LIMITATION AND CLASSES OF EMISSION AS SPECIFIED BY THE LICENSING AUTHORITY FOR FURTHER DETAILS OF THESE PARAMETERS CONTACT. JABATAN TELEKOM MALAYSIA.
So in those days the frequency is not printed in our licence so we can't even transmit in any frequency? Come on....we are now living in the era of technology ..peoples can comunicate from any part of the world through internet and satellite communication..
If anyone have question regarding 7.100 - 7.200Mhz please contact the right person in MCMC please don't talk to any Tom Dick and Harry...by right there is no issue anymore regarding the above subjects...it had been clearly stated in the WRC03 and we should thankfull to the group of peoples in the IARU level who have done excelent job in the WRC 03. Credit also goes to Ir. Mohd Aris Barnawi
Senior Director
Resource Assignment and Management Division
Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission
Who have granted us to use the freq. 7.100 - 7.200Mhz
Opsss dont forget we should thankful to HJ Rashid...9M2RS for his job....
The funny things here those hams who are not active on 40M they are the one who make the big noise.......
Yesterday i heard someone said on 40m band... "...those up there who stop us from transmitting on 7.100 - 7.200 ask them to go and fly kites !!!..." My dear brothers we are not born yesterday......