934 Mhz

[henry]

Hello Guys,

For those still active.

Please do swing the beam towards North coast holland from time to time....

Just put back up one of the loop yagi's in a fixed position towards central east coast UK.
Its monitoring ch 1-20 all the time for the rest of the summer.

Kind regards,

Henry (19sd348)

[Bogget]

Hmm as i rember it this band was handed back to the military in 1999 and is now illegal to use (in the UK that is).

Bogget

[MrWeetabix]

Hmm as i rember it this band was handed back to the military in 1999 and is now illegal to use (in the UK that is).

Bogget

it's actually part of the bands issued to cellular networks, is it not?

And yes, Illegal, but there are still some users out there

[work]

I don't think its part of the cell phone network anymore. I herd its now part of digital freeview right now. 934 MHz is now illegal and has been for a while. If the military do use 934 MHz you don't wanna be transmitting on military frequencies thats for sure

[RogerD]

I don't think its part of the cell phone network anymore. I herd its now part of digital freeview right now. 934 MHz is now illegal and has been for a while. If the military do use 934 MHz you don't wanna be transmitting on military frequencies thats for sure

You herd wrong
It's nowhere near Freeview, and is definitely part of the cellphone bands.

[Bogget]

Hmmm.....yes your right the words military are not used there is a reason if you think about it........

Instead they use the words

Government band at 933-935 MHz - ETACS operating to specification MPT1324 (base transmit) permitted on a pre-emptive basis.
934-935 MHz on temporary loan for TACS to assist migration to GSM.

All i can say is there are persons in camouflage outfits and in blue ones who use radios on 934mhz
Trust me on this i would NOT be using any radio on this freq and yes the phone service has some limited TEMPORARY use as well.

Bogget

[phillmobile]

I don't think its part of the cell phone network anymore. I herd its now part of digital freeview right now. 934 MHz is now illegal and has been for a while. If the military do use 934 MHz you don't wanna be transmitting on military frequencies thats for sure

oh bt 430 to 440 mhz is military

[scanhermit]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0r0gTo52Vo

[Lumiya]

I don't think its part of the cell phone network anymore. I herd its now part of digital freeview right now. 934 MHz is now illegal and has been for a while. If the military do use 934 MHz you don't wanna be transmitting on military frequencies thats for sure

Who do you think the primary user of 27Mhz is????

[RogerD]

I vaguely remember a years or two ago, mention of a large network of 'official' users on fairly beefy UHF power (around 800 or 900 MHz?) that had completely escaped detection by the scanner community. It would be interesting to see if anything will turn up now that so many people have got SDR receivers up and running with wideband capability and waterfall displays

[Admiral]

Hey, the guy just said that if anyone does still use 934, swing your beam in his direction, I don't recall him asking for a lecture on the legality or morality of it.

[scanhermit]

That's enough beam-swinging - I thought this was a respectable board. If you must swing your "beam", do it in the privacy of your own bedroom, thankyou very much.

Welll, really.

[kr0ne]

Swing your Ants!

[scanhermit]

Dangle your coax

[radiosification]

screw in your SMA