JasonHuang I am a resident of Guangdong province, and I recently started working in Lhasa. I previously obtained an A-class operator's license and purchased a QuanSheng TK11.(8)I hope to be able to apply for a Class A nationwide amateur radio license. I would appreciate any help from fellow HAMs. Thank you. "Justification Materials for Establishing Amateur Radio Stations Across Regions"
BI3SKL JasonHuang Does this mean that a template for "Statement of Necessity Regarding the Establishment of Amateur Radio Stations Across Regions" is required?
BD1BUK JasonHuang Could it be related to the location? I applied for an A license in Beijing for the first time this year and didn't provide any additional materials. The default address/setting area was set to nationwide, and the device is UVK6.
ZiYip JasonHuang I applied in Zhuhai, and it was drafted by Doubao. I can simply remove any unnecessary content myself. My main points were that I needed to travel for business, as well as plan a self-drive trip and communicate with local radio enthusiasts on technical matters. Something like this: Copying each item according to the template on the government website into Doubao.😜
JasonHuang Since the social security system is specific to Shenzhen, and there's no equivalent in Lhasa, I was hoping to set up a nationwide system that could be used in Guangdong. This would allow people in Lhasa to also use it. Could someone with more experience please advise? Thank you very much. Or, perhaps we could discuss how to handle my situation. Thank you all for your help.
JasonHuang BI3SKL Hello, thank you for your reply. Since I haven't applied yet, I don't know if it's simply because I was missing a file. I have now submitted the application and will see if I need to provide any specific information during the approval process in order to use this radio device nationwide.
BI3SKL JasonHuang Hello, when setting up cross-region access, this document is required. However, I see that you have already submitted it. If it's not approved, I will send you a template again.
JasonHuang I downloaded these materials from this website for business wireless radios in Beijing; it seems to have a comprehensive collection. https://banshi.beijing.gov.cn/pubtask/task/1/110000000000/b7120e18-ac0b-498b-bfea-3326bea8f5c4.html?locationCode=110000000000
BA7NNC-JOE It's fine anywhere in Guangdong. Please submit a document explaining the necessity of setting up an office across provinces, and use his template to fill in your own reasons. It's very simple.
BD1DHZ BD1BUK I'm also in Beijing. When I tested it, it showed Beijing, but didn't connect to the national network. Now I regret it.
JasonHuang Okay, thank you to the three of you for your responses; it gives me confidence. I will wait for approval and provide updates later. Thank you very much.
JasonHuang Thank you all, experienced HAM enthusiasts. The application process was very straightforward – just using the template provided. I was worried it would be rejected. https://banshi.beijing.gov.cn/pubtask/task/1/110000000000/b7120e18-ac0b-498b-bfea-3326bea8f5c4.html?locationCode=110000000000
BI1SFC BD1DHZ It's not a major problem; we can simply make changes to the materials. If the person's residence is not in Beijing, or if they frequently travel outside of Beijing, having a national license would still be very convenient.
BD1DHZ BI1SFC However, it's possible to change it, but that would be inconvenient for them and require a new license. Let's just use it as is for now. We can set it up together when we get the new equipment.
SYacc Yes, it's possible in Xi'an. When calling Tai, mention that he can arrange for someone to help you and provide a template for you to fill out. However, I'm too lazy, so I'll wait until I'm in the province before contacting him nationwide.
zzhang56 With a handheld device (Handheld A), you can apply for registration nationwide, and it seems like the process isn't too complicated.
BI7KJY I am also from Guangdong, and I recently obtained my license to broadcast on national television. The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has a guide for applying for licenses to set up ground-based radio stations (facilities). Appendix 4 is a template for setting up facilities across provinces, which I have personally tested and found to be effective. I modified the template based on it and submitted it with a commitment letter, and it was approved within two or three days.