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1. RADIO INTERNATIONAL HOW TO
2. RADIO INTERNATIONAL ARCHIVE
3. RADIO INTERNATIONAL PORTABLE
4. RADIO INTERNATIONAL CODE

RADIO INTERNATIONAL HOW TO

How to Apply for an IARP (Canadian citizens only) The Advanced Qualifications are of no consequence to determine the class of the IARP permit. Note: Available to holders of a Canadian Basic certificate.

RADIO INTERNATIONAL CODE

Note: Available to holders of an Amateur Radio Operator Certificate with Basic and Morse Code (5 wpm) Qualifications or equivalent.Ĭlass 2: This class permits utilization of all frequency bands allocated to the Amateur service and Amateur-satellite service above 30 MHz and specified by the country where the Amateur station is to be operated. It will be open to those Amateurs who have proved their competence with Morse code to their own Administration in accordance with the requirements of the ITU Radio Regulations. IARP Classes of Operating AuthorityĬlass 1: Use of all the frequency bands allocated to the Amateur service and Amateur-satellite service and specified by the country where the Amateur station is to be operated. The Minister of Industry has delegated the responsibility and authority to issue these permits to Radio Amateurs of Canada. At the present time, the CEPT licence is used primarily in Europe.

Radio Amateurs holding a temporary licence issued in a foreign country may not benefit from the provisions of the Recommendation.

It is valid outside Canada only, for the duration of the temporary stay in countries having adopted the Recommendation*, and within the limit of validity of the Canadian licence. A declaration according to which the holder is authorized to use his Amateur Radio station in accordance with the Convention in countries where the latter appliesįor Canadian citizens, the “CEPT Amateur Radio licence” takes the form of a permit issued by Radio Amateurs of Canada and is drafted in English, French and German.The IARP will include the following information: The permit, when accompanied by a valid Canadian Amateur Radio certificate and proof of Canadian citizenship, will authorize the holder to operate in countries adhering to the Inter-American Convention on an International Amateur Radio Permit (see the list below). At the present time, use of the IARP is limited to a number of countries belonging to the Organization of American States which are mainly in North, South and Central America.įor Canadian citizens, the IARP will take the form of a small booklet issued by Radio Amateurs of Canada, drafted in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese. What is the difference between a CEPT Permit and an IARP? An IARP issued to a Canadian Amateur will be valid outside Canada only, for the duration of his or her temporary stay in countries having adhered to the Inter-American Convention on an International Amateur Radio Permit (Convention), for the period of one year from the date of issue, for the operation of Amateur stations and Amateur-satellite stations in accordance with the class indicated below. Note: The information below reflects the wording in RIC-3 – Information on the Amateur Radio Service (Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada) International Amateur Radio Permit (IARP) Minutes of RAC Board and Annual General Meetings.RAC Affiliated Clubs Web Hosting Service.Canadian Amateur Radio Advisory Board (CARAB).World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19).VHF/UHF Repeater Frequency Coordinators and Councils.Canada-United States Reciprocal Operating Agreement.Operating Amateur Radio in Foreign Countries.International Amateur Radio Permits (IARP).

RADIO INTERNATIONAL ARCHIVE

RADIO INTERNATIONAL PORTABLE