LICENCE TYPES
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Holders must pass examinations in theory, regulations, and morse sending and receiving at 10 wpm. 2000 - Now only 5 wpm is needed for full privileges - 2000 |
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This licence is issued to those who qualify for both the Limited and the Novice Licences. 2000 - Now have all Full Call Privileges - 2000 |
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As above less the morse examinations. |
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Holders must pass a basic examination in theory, regulations, and morse sending and receiving at 5 wpm |
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As above less the morse examinations. |
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May transmit and receive in all amateur bands. HF Bands: 160, 80, 40, 30, 20, 17, 15, 12, 10 Metres. VHF-UHF Bands: 6, 2 Metres, and 70, 23, 13, 9, 6, 3, 1.25 Centi-Metres. Higher Bands: Various segments in the Giga-Hertz bands. |
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As for the Limited and Novice calls combined. 2000 - May now transmit and receive in all amateur bands - 2000 |
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May transmit and receive in all amateur bands above 50MHz. Plus 29.000 - 29.700MHz |
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May transmit and receive within the following frequencies:- 3.525 - 3.625MHz 21.125 - 21.300MHz 28.100 - 28.600MHz 144.692 - 145.208MHz & 146.000 - 148.000MHz 433.000 - 435.000MHz & 438.000 - 440.000MHz |
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May transmit and receive within the following frequencies:- 144.692 - 145.208MHz & 146.000 - 148.000MHz 433.000 - 435.000MHz & 438.000 - 440.000MHz |
Note: This information
is an in-complete summary;
power limits, band edges, mode restrictions and frequencies to be
avoided are not listed.
Please refer to the Licence Condition Determinations (LCD's) applicable to your licence.
LCD's are available from the ACA.
WIA WA - AR Guide - Licence Types & Entitlements
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11.2 - Page 12.1 - Page 12.2
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