wwii axis reenactment forum

Nor me suggest have a look on the regulators web site
http://www.ofcom.org.uk
May have the info needed mate (reminds me since they changed the rules i gotta enter details to get a new licence in June).

Could be a good one if we can get it up and running, ww2 event running ww2 radio the rare callsigns would be queing up for it (great advertising for reenactment as well mate).

What frequencies does the thing use i have the latest info on that to hand mate.

Dave

Transmit is 0.2-1.2MHz and receive is 0.1-7.095MHz, however if I use the KwEa I can extend it to 10.2MHz.

Ahhh crap, gotta problem then mate a full licence allocation that low in frequency covers 0.1357-0.1378 Mhz on a secondary basis max power 1 watt
then jumps to 1.810-1.830Mhz primary allocation max power 400 Watt
This is from the allocation list sent to me last August. As you can see we have lost quite a big chunk of spectrum in this area the last year or so (could well be the old use it or lose it syndrome).
So you will have to use the KwEa then you can operate on 3.500-3.800 Primary shared max power 400Watt
7.000-7.100 primary max power 400Watt and 7.100-7.200 secondary max power 400 Watt
finaly 10.100-10.150 secondary max power 400Watt, later on i will scan the complete list and post it for you to look at mate.

Cheers