28.0 to 29.7mhz 10 MeTer BanD AmATeuR

Malay version

Tahukah anda!!! Frequency 28.0mhz to 27.9mhz atau dikenali 10 meter amateur band sangat popular di luar negara. Mungkin di Malaysia ini kurang sambutan. Mungkin juga tiada alat yang sesuai untuk digunakan. Tetapi di luar negara sudah lama di perkenalkan sejak tahun 1962. Kalau ada perasan dalam licence amateur class B yang di kelurkan oleh MCMC. Membenarkan kita menggunakan frequency ini 28.0 to 27.9mhz (amateur, amateur setellic).

Salah satu club 10 meter amateur bank popular ialah Ten Ten International Net bertempat di Southern California kalau tak salah saya. Mempunya ahli seramai 70 ribu orang pada tahun 1975 dan sekarang melebihi 73 ribu orang. Ten Ten international Net ini juga mempunyai commitees’ yang kuat dan bertanggungajawab membangunkan Ten Ten club ini. Seperti biasa sesiapa yang berminat menjadi ahli mestilah register dan perlu membayar yuran keahlian. Apabila anda sudah register anda akan diberi nombor special “10-10 Number” di samping callsign. Oleh sebab itu tiada menjadi masalah apabila kita berQSO dalam fequency kita menyebut callsign kita dengan no ahli ASTRA contoh: - 9W2RIE ASTRA 0414. Sedangkan Ten Ten club ini di iktiraf oleh ITU boleh menggunakan nombor special apa salahnya kita mempergunakan nombor astra. Penggunaan nombor astra untuk pengetahuan anda masih lagi dalam kajian oleh ahli jawatan kuasa tertinggi astra namun boleh di peraktikkan.

Untuk maklumat lanjut mengenai Ten Ten club ini anda bolehlah melawat di website rasmi Ten Ten International net http://www.ten-ten.org. Logo Ten - Ten International ada di paparkan seperti diatas.

English version
Are you aware that the frequency with the bandwidth from 28 MHz to 29.7 MHz better known as the 10 meter Amateur Band is a very popular organization overseas. Its was well known overseas since it was established in 1962. And if you are aware, as stated in license Amateur Class B which was introduced by MCMC which allows the user to use frequency ranging from 28 MHz to 29.7 MHz (amateur, amateur sattelite). If I’m mistaken there was a popular 10 Meter Amateur Club named Ten Ten International Net located in Southern California. It had a total membership count of 70,000 in the year 1975 and currently it had increased to more then 73,000 members. The members of Ten Ten International Net committee has a strong bond with each other and a strong commitment in developing the club as of today

As a usual procedure for those who were interested in joining the club were required to register and a small fee was charged for membership purpose. Upon being a new member, a special ID example “10-10 number” with a callsign is assigned to the particular individual. Therefore there would be no problem when members QSO each other in the same frequency bandwidth. Example a registered member would just mention his/her callsign with a valid ASTRA ID (identity), example: 9W2RIE ASTRA 0414. Since the Ten Ten Club is recognized and certified by ITU therefore users are encouraged to full usage of the ASTRA code. The usage of this ASTRA number is still being researched for purpose of development by the high commission.

For further information and details please visit our website by clicking the below address, that’s the official website for “Ten Ten International Net” http://www.ten-ten.org/.