Message	Date	From	Subject
900	2007-07-12 06:25:05	Giancarlo	NOT EMRFD - ITALY NOW OPERATING ON 70 MHz
Hi All, Finally, as of today July 12th, Italian Amateur Radio operators will be roaming around the 70 MHz band, although for a limited experimental period and limited frequencies spots. Please see below notice 73 Gian I7SWX F5VGU W1-I7SWX G-QRP #10241 I QRP #571 President Sezione ARI Cassano delle Murge BA Italy Club Station IQ7MU Italian amateur radio 70-MHz experimental campaign - BREAKING NEWS - Upon request of Luca Ferrara IK0YYY, the Italian Ministry of Communications, in coordination with the Ministry of Defense, is willing to kindly authorize an amateur radio experimental campaign on the 70-MHz band (4 meters) up to December 31, 2007. Activities will however only be possible after the authorization has actually been signed. Such campaign is being carried out under the technical coordination of Piero Tognolatti I0KPT, Full Professor of the Electromagnetic Fields Group and Director of the Electrical Engineering and Information Theory Department of the University of l'Aquila. The technical parameters are: Modes: all (SSB, CW, AM, FM, RTTY, digital modes, etc.) Frequencies: - 70.100 MHz  12.5 kHz - 70.200 MHz  12.5 kHz - 70.300 MHz  12.5 kHz Maximum RF power: 25W EIRP Operational area: the whole Italian territory except for a 30 km strip from the Austria, France and Switzerland borders Antenna types: omnidirectional and directional The experimental campaign, whose results will be published after its conclusion, is open to all Italian radioamateurs. A beacon transmitting on frequency 70.088 MHz (mark) with FSK modulation (500-Hz upward shift) is shortly going to be installed. This is at the very low edge of the authorized band. We wish to express our warm thanks to the Italian Ministry of Communications (Ing. F. Troisi and Dr. A. Cascio) and to the Italian Ministry of Defense, who, despite the administrative and operational hurdles, have once more given the Italian radioamateurs a clear sign of esteem and credibility. Sincere thanks are also given to the Università of L'Aquila (Prof. P. Tognolatti) for its exquisite and effective cooperation. Luca Ferrara IK0YYY Antonio Vernucci I0JX

Hi All,

Finally, as of today July 12th, Italian Amateur Radio operators will
be roaming around the 70 MHz band, although for a limited
experimental period and limited frequencies spots. Please see below
notice

73

Gian
I7SWX
F5VGU
W1-I7SWX
G-QRP #10241
I QRP #571
President Sezione ARI Cassano delle Murge BA Italy
Club Station IQ7MU

Italian amateur radio 70-MHz experimental campaign

- BREAKING NEWS -

Upon request of Luca Ferrara IK0YYY, the Italian Ministry of
Communications, in coordination with the Ministry of Defense, is
willing to kindly authorize an amateur radio experimental campaign on
the 70-MHz band (4 meters) up to December 31, 2007. Activities will
however only be possible after the authorization has actually been
signed. Such campaign is being carried out under the technical
coordination of Piero Tognolatti I0KPT, Full Professor of the
Electromagnetic Fields Group and Director of the Electrical
Engineering and Information Theory Department of the University of
l'Aquila.

The technical parameters are:

Modes: all (SSB, CW, AM, FM, RTTY, digital modes, etc.)
Frequencies:
- 70.100 MHz  12.5 kHz
- 70.200 MHz  12.5 kHz
- 70.300 MHz  12.5 kHz
Maximum RF power: 25W EIRP
Operational area: the whole Italian territory except for a
30 km strip from the Austria, France and Switzerland borders
Antenna types: omnidirectional and directional

The experimental campaign, whose results will be published after its
conclusion, is open to all Italian radioamateurs.

A beacon transmitting on frequency 70.088 MHz (mark) with FSK
modulation (500-Hz upward shift) is shortly going to be installed.
This is at the very low edge of the authorized band.

We wish to express our warm thanks to the Italian Ministry of
Communications (Ing. F. Troisi and Dr. A. Cascio) and to the Italian
Ministry of Defense, who, despite the administrative and operational
hurdles, have once more given the Italian radioamateurs a clear sign
of esteem and credibility. Sincere thanks are also given to the
Università of L'Aquila (Prof. P. Tognolatti) for its exquisite and
effective cooperation.

Luca Ferrara IK0YYY Antonio Vernucci I0JX