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| ==Kleiner Test für mich (Tabellen-Formatierung im Wiki)==
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| !Band
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| !Contest-freie<br>Frequenzbereiche
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| |-
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| |80m
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| |3650 - 3700 kHz
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| |40m
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| |7080 - 7140 kHz
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| |20m
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| |14100 - 14125 kHz sowie<br>14280 - 14350 kHz
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| |15m
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| |21350 - 21450 kHz
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| |10m
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| |28225 - 28400 kHz
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| |colspan="2" |Auf dem 17m-, 12m- und 6m-Band<br>erfolgt kein Funkverkehr durch den<br>WAG-Kontest.
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| (Informationsstand 2010; Quelle: WOSM<ref>Quelle: WOSM, http://scout.org/index.php/en/information_events/events/jota/all_about_jota_and_how_to_join_in/how_to_avoid_contest_interference</ref>)
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| '''World Radio Scout Frequencies'''
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| !Band
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| !SSB (Sprechfunk)
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| !CW (Morse)
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| |80 m
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| |3.690 MHz sowie<br>3.940 MHz
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| |3.570 MHz
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| |40 m
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| |7.090 MHz sowie<br>7.190 MHz
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| |7.030 MHz
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| |20 m
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| |14.290 MHz
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| |14.060 MHz
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| |17 m
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| |18.140 MHz
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| |18.080 MHz
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| |15 m
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| |21.360 MHz
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| |21.140 MHz
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| |12 m
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| |24.960 MHz
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| |24.910 MHz
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| |10 m
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| |28.390 MHz
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| |28.180 MHz
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| |6 m
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| |50.160 MHz
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| |50.160 MHz
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| (Informationsstand 2010; Quelle: WOSM<ref>Quelle: WOSM, http://www.scout.org/en/information_events/events/jota/world_scout_frequencies</ref>)<br>--5.6.2011/[[Benutzer:Pepe|Pepe]]
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| ==Fussnoten== | | ==Fussnoten== |
| <references/> | | <references/> |
