Ham Radio Repeaters in Italy
January 17, 2012 – 2:27 pm | One Comment

An updated and  complete list of ham radio repeaters in italy, is mantained by IK2ANE  in his website, where you can download the  italian repeaters excel file
Here is  a subset of Italian ham radio Repeaters …

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Italy extend 40 meters band

Submitted by Simone on May 15, 2008 – 10:20 pmOne Comment

Starting from 13th May Italian Minister of Telecomunications announced that the frequencies between 7100 Khz and 7200 khz have been assigned to the amateur radio service in secondary status with a power limit of 24dBW (251 W EIRP!).

Italian hams were expecting the extension of the 40 meters band starting from 29th March 2009, but an unexpected notice of the Minister announced that in order to support and promote amateur radio in italy, decided to assign starting from now to the scheduled date the secondary status, allowing therefore Italians to operate also on the range 7100-7200 spectrum.I expect many Italian hams will have to put hands on their antennas in order to extend their resonating frequency !

Need more ideas ? Some plans for 40 meter antennas

One Comment »

  • Jase M0MGF says:

    Thats interesting about the power restriction on this segment of the 40m band.
    As a general rule though, what is the normal operating power level for a Class 1 operator in Italy?

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