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--- uk-licence-archive [2025/08/18 18:57] – [2006] m5aka
+++ uk-licence-archive [2025/10/02 11:37] (current) – [1995] m5aka
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   * {{ ::uk-licence-1995-03.pdf |Amateur Radio Licence (A) or (B) Terms, Provisions and Limitations Booklet BR68 Issue 1 Rev 0 March 1995}}
+    * Permitted the sending of Greetings Messages by unlicenced persons using a Club licenced station. Messages could only be sent the amateurs in the UK and Crown Dependencies, United States of America, Canada, Falkland Islands and Pitcairn Island. A person could only send one message which was limited to a maximum of 2 minutes duration
+    * Club licence stations were allocated unique RSL's
 ===== 1984 =====
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     * It was issued under the framework of existing wireless telegraphy laws and required compliance with government conditions to ensure responsible use of the spectrum.
+===== 1950 =====
+  * {{ :1950-12-16_amateur_radio_licence.pdf | Licence dated 16 December 1950}}
+    * Among the changes from the 1946 licence:
+      * Deletion of 58.5 MHz band
+      * Addition of 3.5-3.8 144-146, 420-460, 1215-1300, 5650-5850, 10000-10500 MHz bands
 ===== 1946 =====
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     * The fee helped fund the newly established British Broadcasting Company (BBC), making it possible to provide public radio broadcasts without relying on commercial advertising.
     * The licence strictly covered reception (not transmission) and came with regulations on equipment and use.
+===== 1914 =====
+  * 1 August 1914 a telegram was sent to radio amateurs instructing them to immediately dismantle their station {{ :1914-08-01_telegram_telling_amateurs_to_dismantle_station.jpg?direct&600 |}}
 ===== 1907 =====