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Before you can get on the air, you need to be licensed and know the rules to operate legally in France.

The ANFR website (in French, yes I know...) is your official source of information.

You can as well join a club, they are certainly a very handful source of information and some of them can prepare you to be licensed as well.

You can as also prepare yourself at home using online resources:

F6GPX online course bundled together with a SW

This online resource is very handful and has the advantage to be up-to-date thanks to F6GPX, F5AWG and F6GPX work.

Ham Radio online training courses  - HAREC   By ON7PC Pierre Cornélis

Superb Online training course if you are serious in getting licensed.

We warmly recommend you to have an in-depth look and make it your main source of training.

The course is fully aligned with the CEPT T/R 61 recommendations.

I strongly recommend you to read the introduction text before downloading the full technical course.

Institut pour le développement des radiocommunications par l'enseignement

Comment sensibiliser les jeunes aux métiers de l’électronique et de la radio?

Nous vous proposons des animations gratuites d’une journée dans vos établissements soit pour les niveaux CM2 de l’école primaire soit pour les élèves des collèges et des lycées.

 

 

And to close the subject, the French Ham Radio technical reference book:

 

F6CRP - Electricity and Electronic for Ham Radio

 

 

tableau classement F9NL du site REF 65 1

The F5ZSS VHF relay was officially renamed F5ZKT by the authorities.

All his other characteristics remaining the same.

R 3      145.675    shift -600

 

Photo du relais et de son emplacement

 

Saturday    14h00 144,220 MHz  BLU   -  QSO F5BUT.

Sunday 11h00 on 3,765 MHz +/- qrm - Local Section QSO leaded by F6FCW Luc.

 

 

Contest Rules (permanent)      Aquí la traducción en Español

1. Goal

This short period contest was created to pay tribute to our friend F9NL, Maurice LACROUTS, that passed away in 1983.

Maurice has truly pioneered the 70cm band in France, paving the road to all of us.

2. DATE AND TIME

The Sunday of the third full week of September, from 0500 UTC to 1000 UTC.

3. BAND

432 MHz

4. Zones

Two zones:

  • Zone 1: local French administrative departments 65, 64, 40, 32, 31.
  • Zone 2: everyone else including foreign stations.

5. REPORTS

RS(T) + QSO number starting from 001 + QTH Locator.

6. POINTS

1 point/km for everyone.

7. MULTIPLICATION FACTORS

  • - zone 1: none
  • - zone 2: QSO between same zone stations: pts/km x 1.

                 QSO with stations of zone 1: pts/km x 2.

  • - TM9NL ( if used ) QSO with station of zone 1 : pts/km x 2

                                       QSO with stations of zone 2 : pts/km x 4

8. TOTAL POINTS

Sum of  all QSO (points/km x multiplicator factor per QSO).

9. RANKING– AWARDS

Three classes :

  • Regional F9NL Trophy for zone 1: (local Trophy given, for one year, by the president of REF65 to the winner during REF65 general assembly).
  • National F9NL Trophy for zone 2. Only station that have contacted at least one station from zone 1 will be taken into account. The Trophy is given for one year only
  • In the case the winning station is located outside France, a diploma will be given to him/her instead of the physical Trophy, and his callsign will be added to it.
  • All the zone 2 station will be added to the Honor roll list.

10. LOG SUBMISSION

Any log shall indicate the station belonging zone  (zone, 1, zone 2).

You can submit either paper or online logs, but in this case they shall follow the format IARU « reg1test » format taking into account the remarks from annex 1.

Any invalid Log will be ignored.

11. DEADLINE FOR SENDING

Latest 15 days after the contest.

  • By email : This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
  • Per surface mail using the information provided in the Radio-REF magazine.

12. CONDITIONS DE PARTICIPATION

ANNEXE 1

In the aim to keep the logs compatible with the SW used by the correctors, some of the log fields shall be filled-up with the following information:

Pexch Define the station zone

Cexcb Number of contacted zone 1 stations in the log

Recived exchange Zone of contacted station

New-exchange – (N) Zone Flag          zone 1 New-exchange = 1

                                                                               zone 2 New-exchange = 0

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