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General Radio Discussion / UK CB Radio gets Legal AM and SSB on 27th June 2014
« on: June 29, 2014, 2056 UTC »
After years of waiting and months of consultation – the UK finally gets legal AM and SSB CB Radio effective from the 27th June 2014.
In a consultation document published this morning by the UK regulator OFCOM the following statement was issued:
Allow two different Amplitude Modulation (AM) modes of operation (AM double side band and single side band) to be used for Citizens’ Band (CB) Radio on a licence-exempt basis in accordance with our decision in our “Statement on Citizens’ Band (CB) radio published on 10 December 2013 (the ‘CB Radio Decision’)”
Ofcom has made these changes to allow all mode operation in the CEPT band (sometimes referred to as the mid block or midband channels). It is worth noting that that this change does not apply to the exclusive UK 27/81 frequencies which will still only permit FM operation.
http://www.transmission1.net/2014/06/breaking-news-uk-cb-radio-gets-am-and-ssb-on-27th-june-2014/
In a consultation document published this morning by the UK regulator OFCOM the following statement was issued:
Allow two different Amplitude Modulation (AM) modes of operation (AM double side band and single side band) to be used for Citizens’ Band (CB) Radio on a licence-exempt basis in accordance with our decision in our “Statement on Citizens’ Band (CB) radio published on 10 December 2013 (the ‘CB Radio Decision’)”
Ofcom has made these changes to allow all mode operation in the CEPT band (sometimes referred to as the mid block or midband channels). It is worth noting that that this change does not apply to the exclusive UK 27/81 frequencies which will still only permit FM operation.
http://www.transmission1.net/2014/06/breaking-news-uk-cb-radio-gets-am-and-ssb-on-27th-june-2014/