Nice to see the latest improvements / clarifications so quickly :) if you are keeping notes for the next version, don’t forget 122 GHz and other UK VHF / Microwave extras ( all free of charge) - but a

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That is , indeed good to hear for those that use A.M. 👍🙂 Thanks Dave Andy EI5JF Sent from my iPhone 11pro

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Hi all, Following a conversation with ComReg, it is confirmed that AM is permitted, in all of the "All Modes" segments shown in the IARU R1 bandplan. Having looked at the relevant S.I (SI192 of 2009),

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Common sense prevails, thankfully! I am glad that ComReg have realised their error, and removed the requirement to comply with a document which was never intended to be made mandatory to comply with,

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To Albert (& for anyone else interested in the changes in Revision6 over revision 5) I have created a comparison file detailing the changes in V6 over V5, see attached PDF. Any replaced text can be vi

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The key changes are highlighted in the first section of the document. In this version the main change is that the bandwidth restriction, which we have discussed here, has been lifted. The status of th

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Is there a document that just lists the changes? I don't think I can handle reading it all in detail again! :)

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Revision 6 of the ComReg Amateur Station Guidelines has just been released by ComReg: https://www.comreg.ie/media/2023/05/ComReg-0945R6.pdf

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Has anyone asked ComReg why the changes were made ? seek to understand before you seek to be understood

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I would agree with Edwin. The title of 09/45 is what it has been for a while. I suspect the reason for the word “guideline” may be that the word “regulations” applies to the statutory instrument, in w

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Perhaps the Comereg liason could chime in and offer their tuppence halfpenny on the document ? Regards Gerry EI7IFB

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All, I believe the discussion about the meaning of the word "guidelines" are only just academic and as such I wonder what the goal of that discussion is. While I understand that the "guidelines" as pu

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Mode restrictions (ie no technology neutrality) and even retaining a Morse code requirement could be viewed as having no legal basis under EU/ITU rules. That comreg doc would benefit from a more thoro

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I agree calling this document Guidelines is confusing if you look up the dictionary definition of guidelines. A quick on line search produced: [information intended to advise people on how something s

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"The legal basis for the 09/45 Guidelines pertaining to amateur radio stations in Ireland is the Government of Ireland Statutory Instrument No. 192/2009, specifically the "Wireless Telegraphy (Amateur

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When the IRTS is making its next proposal can it be added to remove the restriction on 2400-2450mhz and make it freely available, having to pay the 30euro a year to work QO-100 is a bit unfair conside

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I totally agree, Rafal. I was going to dig into the legal side because I knew I had read it before. If ComReg can't be persuaded to ditch the term 'Guidelines' for 'Regulations' on this document [I do

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While common sense is an important legal principle in Irish law, and I am sure it must be applied in our case, let me highlight the legal position of the ComReg Guidelines 09/45. They are not merely “

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Thank you, Stefan, Andy, Daniel, Gerry, Paul, Dave, Lez, and everyone else, for this discussion. Your analysis and observations are very helpful. Above all, thank you for keeping this thread civil and

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Having thought a bit more about it, read the new Guidelines R5, and having read the other contributions from yesterday (I receive a daily summery not a real time feed so always a day behind). Since th

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