The IARUMS Region 1 Newsletter December 2021 is now available.Cilck on the link to read it! …
Peter Jost, HB9CET, due to age, health and personal reasons, retired as IARU Monitoring System R1 Vice-Coordinator by the end of December 2021, remaining in IARUMS R1 as USKA (Switzerland) IARUMS Coordinator.
Peter, awarded the IARUMS R1 Medal in September 2021, acting IARUMS coordinator for a period until October 2020 and deputy …
RSPG, the Radio Spectrum Policy Group, is a high-level advisory group that assists the European Commission in the development of radio spectrum policy.
IARU Region 1 PRC participated in an RSPG Stakeholder Workshop at the beginning of December 2021. The …
Press Releaseby International Amateur Radio Union Region 1 – Youth Working Group
Erding, Germany – Thursday, 23.12.2021
The second YOTA Contest already took place in July and was a big success again. Almost 100 YOTA logs, where operators have to …
It was decided at the recent EC meeting that we cancel the April interim meeting in Vienna. The pandemic situation look increasingly difficult and travel plus a physical meeting in April will most likely not be safe.
At the same …
Even before the publication of Official Gazette 2021–24 scheduled for Dec. 22, the German Federal Network Agency BNetzA informs that the toleration regulations for 160 meters valid for the current year will be extended until Dec. 31, 2022. Otherwise, these …
Preparatory activities for WRC23 have continued in a number of committees, working groups and workshops in the ITU‑R, CEPT and the European Commission here in Region 1. The developments have been actively supported by the SRLC and the PRC committee …
The IARUMS Region 1 Newsletter November 2021 is now available.Cilck on the link to read it! …
In October 2021 the Region 1 Workshop for the future of amateur radio was organized online. About 50 countries and 100 participants joined the 5 days workshop and the 7 sessions.
Originally scheduled in 2020, the discussions took place online from the 16th …
Iceland’s Amateur Radio Association (IRA) reports that the Telecommunications Authority (Fjarskiptastofa) has approved an application to renew its permit for amateur radio use from 1850–1900 kHz in 2022.
The permit also covers contests such as the ARRL International DX Competition …