BG6HFD Apparently, someone knows about the situation with the 160-meter band. They are not allowing applications, and they are not issuing licenses from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. The system is simply hiding it. Is this due to power limitations?
BH2VZC [未知用户] 160 meters does not belong to the shortwave band. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology's response was that a license should be obtained from the relevant provincial management department separately. This is a normal phenomenon.
BG4IJK For China to become a technological powerhouse, it must adhere to high-quality development, and therefore requires professional radio equipment, not amateur radio.
BH3XZT That's just how it is. The argument happening on this forum, for example, doesn't even make a ripple in the pond within the neighboring community that has been around for over 20 years.
BG6HFD [未知用户] It's not surprising that Mr. HAM next door primarily uses shortwave, and most of the others in the area do as well. The fact that Zhejiang previously refused to issue a license for 6 meters is also noteworthy.
BD3QID [未知用户] It worked perfectly! Now it's Jiangsu's turn. It's not far from Hebei. From now on, I am no longer BD3QID; this is P53QID.
BI3TSB [未知用户] With a 50 MHz license, you can only apply for 50 MHz. And with your K6, you have 144-148 / 430-440, but if you only apply for 144-146, it's the same.
BG5JFI bg2qax Due to wavelength issues, steel and concrete in urban environments have poor penetration and deflection capabilities. However, open rural areas are actually very good, and you can even eat fresh produce there.
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