Amateur (Ham) Radio in New Zealand - Revision history

Michaelmalonetaitconz: /* Interested in Attending */

Michaelmalonetaitconz — Sun, 17 Jan 2010 21:12:34 GMT

Interested in Attending

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	* ZL2PU (Jim Pye)		* ZL2PU (Jim Pye)
	* VK5FPAW (Paul Schulz)		* VK5FPAW (Paul Schulz)
		+	* Michael Malone

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Lca2010blakjaknet: /* BOF session */

Lca2010blakjaknet — Sat, 02 Jan 2010 08:39:34 GMT

BOF session

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	== BOF session ==		== BOF session ==
-	It was suggested on the lca2010-chat list that a bof session be held. ~~Anyone want~~ to ~~organise it? Can~~ be ~~anything from a room with a whiteboard to a bar with beer~~.	+	It was suggested on the lca2010-chat list that a bof session be held. In response a BoF has been booked for Thursday 21st at 1430hrs, to be held in Civic Suite 3.

	=== Interested in Attending ===		=== Interested in Attending ===

Paulmawsonlakesorg at 13:49, 31 December 2009

Paulmawsonlakesorg — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 13:49:18 GMT

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	* ZL4TRS (Robin Sheat)		* ZL4TRS (Robin Sheat)
	* ZL2PU (Jim Pye)		* ZL2PU (Jim Pye)
		+	* VK5FPAW (Paul Schulz)

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Jimpyepyenetconz: /* Interested in Attending */

Jimpyepyenetconz — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 21:27:39 GMT

Interested in Attending

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	* ZL1VMF (Mark Foster)		* ZL1VMF (Mark Foster)
	* ZL4TRS (Robin Sheat)		* ZL4TRS (Robin Sheat)
		+	* ZL2PU (Jim Pye)

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Robinkallistinetnz at 08:07, 8 December 2009

Robinkallistinetnz — Tue, 08 Dec 2009 08:07:13 GMT

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	* ZL2UMF (Brenda)		* ZL2UMF (Brenda)
	* ZL1VMF (Mark Foster)		* ZL1VMF (Mark Foster)
		+	* ZL4TRS (Robin Sheat)

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Lca2010blakjaknet: /* Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010. */ rem'd 'please edit' comment seems redundant - it's a wiki afterall.

Lca2010blakjaknet — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 08:00:51 GMT

Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010.: rem'd 'please edit' comment seems redundant - it's a wiki afterall.

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	== Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010. ==		== Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010. ==
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-	~~'''Please add or correct information as you see fit'''~~

	New Zealand has favourable operating terms that will allow most visiting radio amateurs to operate on-air in NZ for up to 90 days with little administrative overhead. Bring your radio!		New Zealand has favourable operating terms that will allow most visiting radio amateurs to operate on-air in NZ for up to 90 days with little administrative overhead. Bring your radio!

Lca2010blakjaknet at 07:42, 7 December 2009

Lca2010blakjaknet — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 07:42:33 GMT

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	* VK5FOSS (Karl Goetz)		* VK5FOSS (Karl Goetz)
	* ZL2UMF (Brenda)		* ZL2UMF (Brenda)
		+	* ZL1VMF (Mark Foster)

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Brendawallacenetnz: /* Interested in Attending */

Brendawallacenetnz — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:21:49 GMT

Interested in Attending

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	* VK5FOSS (Karl Goetz)		* VK5FOSS (Karl Goetz)
		+	* ZL2UMF (Brenda)

	== Information for VKs ==		== Information for VKs ==
	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.		According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Karlkgoetzidau: markup! and changes which made sense to me ...

Karlkgoetzidau — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 06:03:01 GMT

markup! and changes which made sense to me ...

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-	Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010.	+	== Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010. ==
		+
		+	'''Please add or correct information as you see fit'''

	New Zealand has favourable operating terms that will allow most visiting radio amateurs to operate on-air in NZ for up to 90 days with little administrative overhead. Bring your radio!		New Zealand has favourable operating terms that will allow most visiting radio amateurs to operate on-air in NZ for up to 90 days with little administrative overhead. Bring your radio!

-	The ~~New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (~~http://www.nzart.org.nz) is the national association for ZL's. Their site contains a useful information relevant to ~~visiting hams:~~ http://www.nzart.org.nz/nz/visitors.html - and the New Zealand Ministry of Economic Development (the agency responsible for radio licensing) host official information as regards reciprocal licensing ~~at the following URL:~~	+	The [http://www.nzart.org.nz New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters] is the national association for ZL's. Their site contains a useful information relevant to [http://www.nzart.org.nz/nz/visitors.html visiting hams], and the New Zealand Ministry of Economic Development (the agency responsible for radio licensing) host [http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/resource-library/training-guides/interactive-guides/amateur-licensing-flowchart/ official information] as regards reciprocal licensing.

-	~~http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/resource-library/training-guides/interactive-guides/amateur-licensing-flowchart/~~	+	== Local Branches and Radio Resources: ==
-		+
-		+
-	Local Branches and Radio Resources:	+

	*Wellington VHF Group (ZL2WA, Branch 74 NZART) operate several repeaters and beacons in the Wellington area (ref http://www.vhf.org.nz/OurRepeaters ) - their website http://www.vhf.org.nz may be of interest. Of note is the Belmont repeater site, hosting an 2m repeater (147.100+) which has excellent coverage of the wider Wellington area. The 70cm repeater at Mt Victoria (439.500-) should provide excellent service in the area of the conference.		*Wellington VHF Group (ZL2WA, Branch 74 NZART) operate several repeaters and beacons in the Wellington area (ref http://www.vhf.org.nz/OurRepeaters ) - their website http://www.vhf.org.nz may be of interest. Of note is the Belmont repeater site, hosting an 2m repeater (147.100+) which has excellent coverage of the wider Wellington area. The 70cm repeater at Mt Victoria (439.500-) should provide excellent service in the area of the conference.
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	*Lower Hutt Amateur Radio Club (ZL2HV, Branch 18 NZART) operate a 2m repeater above Lower Hutt (147.000-) which can be reliably worked within the Wellington and Hutt Valley areas. For more information refer to http://www.zl2hv.wellington.net.nz/		*Lower Hutt Amateur Radio Club (ZL2HV, Branch 18 NZART) operate a 2m repeater above Lower Hutt (147.000-) which can be reliably worked within the Wellington and Hutt Valley areas. For more information refer to http://www.zl2hv.wellington.net.nz/

-	Repeater Offsets in New Zealand are as follows:	+	== Repeater Offsets in New Zealand are as follows: ==

	*2 Meters Up to 147.000Mhz: -600khz		*2 Meters Up to 147.000Mhz: -600khz
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	Wellington based amateurs known to be attending LCA2010 include Jim Pye ZL2PU and Mark Foster ZL1VMF, who both contributed to this page. Feel free to ask us for assistance.		Wellington based amateurs known to be attending LCA2010 include Jim Pye ZL2PU and Mark Foster ZL1VMF, who both contributed to this page. Feel free to ask us for assistance.

-	*~~Please add or correct information as you see fit~~	+	== BOF session ==
		+	It was suggested on the lca2010-chat list that a bof session be held. Anyone want to organise it? Can be anything from a room with a whiteboard to a bar with beer.
		+
		+	=== Interested in Attending ===
		+	If your interested in attending a bof, record your name below.
		+
		+	* VK5FOSS (Karl Goetz)
		+
		+	== Information for VKs ==
		+	According to the WIA only the advanced licence meets CEPT. Standard/Foundation calls can not operate in ZL under the reciprocal licencing system.

Lca2010blakjaknet: style and content update

Lca2010blakjaknet — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 03:47:51 GMT

style and content update

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-	Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010	+	Welcome to all Ham Radio operators to Linux.conf.au 2010.

		+	New Zealand has favourable operating terms that will allow most visiting radio amateurs to operate on-air in NZ for up to 90 days with little administrative overhead. Bring your radio!

-	The ~~association for New Zealand Amateurs is the~~ New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (~~NZART) Their website is at~~ http://www.nzart.org.nz ~~and the page specific~~ to ~~visitors to New Zealand from overseas is at~~ http://www.nzart.org.nz/nz/visitors.html ~~This page covers most of~~ the ~~details of what callsign to use and other restrictions to operating while in~~ New Zealand.	+	The New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters (http://www.nzart.org.nz) is the national association for ZL's. Their site contains a useful information relevant to visiting hams: http://www.nzart.org.nz/nz/visitors.html - and the New Zealand Ministry of Economic Development (the agency responsible for radio licensing) host official information as regards reciprocal licensing at the following URL:

-	~~Other useful information~~:	+	http://www.rsm.govt.nz/cms/resource-library/training-guides/interactive-guides/amateur-licensing-flowchart/

-	~~Local Branches of NZART in the Wellington Region are:~~

-	*Wellington VHF Group Branch 74 - http:~~//www.vhf.org.nz~~	+	Local Branches and Radio Resources:
-	*Upper Hutt Branch 63 - ZL2VH - http://www.zl2vh.org.nz/	+
-	*Lower Hutt Branch - ZL2HV - http://www.zl2hv.wellington.net.nz/	+

-	2m ~~Repeaters~~ in ~~New Zealand use~~ a +~~-600 offset~~ and the ~~repeaters around~~ the Wellington ~~Region are~~:	+	*Wellington VHF Group (ZL2WA, Branch 74 NZART) operate several repeaters and beacons in the Wellington area (ref http://www.vhf.org.nz/OurRepeaters ) - their website http://www.vhf.org.nz may be of interest. Of note is the Belmont repeater site, hosting an 2m repeater (147.100+) which has excellent coverage of the wider Wellington area. The 70cm repeater at Mt Victoria (439.500-) should provide excellent service in the area of the conference.
		+	*Upper Hutt Amateur Radio Club (ZL2VH, Branch 63 NZART) operate a 2m repeater above Upper Hutt (147.300+) which is accessible via IRLP (#6931) and can be worked across the Hutt Valley and parts of central Wellington. For more information refer to http://www.zl2vh.org.nz/
		+	*Lower Hutt Amateur Radio Club (ZL2HV, Branch 18 NZART) operate a 2m repeater above Lower Hutt (147.000-) which can be reliably worked within the Wellington and Hutt Valley areas. For more information refer to http://www.zl2hv.wellington.net.nz/

-	*Lower Hutt 700 (147.000) Located above Lower Hutt	+	Repeater Offsets in New Zealand are as follows:
-	*Belmont 710 (147.100) Located above Lower Hutt	+
-	*Climie 730 (147.300) Located above Upper Hutt - IRLP 6931	+

		+	*2 Meters Up to 147.000Mhz: -600khz
		+	*2 Meters from 147.005Mhz-147.995Mhz: +600Khz
		+	*70 centimeters: +5Mhz

-		+	Wellington based amateurs known to be attending LCA2010 include Jim Pye ZL2PU and Mark Foster ZL1VMF, who both contributed to this page. Feel free to ask us for assistance.
-	Jim ZL2PU	+

	*Please add or correct information as you see fit		*Please add or correct information as you see fit