That could be one reading, Don.
The other is that WRC Agenda time is intensely sought after, for many changes
to spectrum allocations.
IARU was confronted with the prospect of failing on both its bids for WRC19
Agenda items and in effect prioritised the other (global allocation at 50 MHz)
Don,
The use of that spectrum by others has reduced very significantly. I cannot
say that there are no other users, but it's not like it used to be when the
current spectrum allocations were originally agreed.
That is the reason that IARU raised the matter as a potential agenda item
for WRC 19.
Mike - I agree the objective, but the reality is a little harder!
The 160 allocations across Europe, for example, vary widely. 1800-1810 is
not generally part of the allocated spectrum. Various countries have various
parts of the band with varying power privileges (you'll have seen
Jamie,
When I had a problem like that on a matching system, I had someone else key
the transmitter and watched the feedpoint at night. It took ten seconds to
see the problem ! Fireworks had nothing on what happened.
73
Don, G3BJ / G5W
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