About Issuing the "Standard Standards for the Operation Certificate of Amateur Radio Stations of the People's Republic of China"

About Issuing the "Standard Standards for the Operation Certificate of Amateur Radio Stations of the People's Republic of China"

Notice of its implementation rules

Sports bureaus of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities directly under the Central Government, radio sports associations of provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities

Since the original State Sports Commission issued the "Standard Standards for Amateur Radio Check-in Technicians (Draft)" in 1988 and the "Interim Measures for the Evaluation and Distribution of Personal Amateur Radio Operation Certificates of the People's Republic of China" in 1993, various regions have accumulated in the implementation process After gaining some experience, I also found some problems that need to be improved. In order to better promote the development of amateur radio stations and strengthen the management of amateur radio stations, the revised "Standard Standards for Amateur Radio Station Operation Certificates of the People's Republic of China" and its implementation rules are now issued to you. Please follow the implementation .

Please report your suggestions and comments during the implementation process to the Air Sports Management Center of the State Sports General Administration.

General Office of the State Sports General Administration

September 3, 2001

Grade Standard of Operation Certificate of Amateur Radio Station of the People's Republic of China

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Article 1 In order to strengthen the management of amateur radio station operators, this standard is formulated in accordance with the relevant regulations of the "Regulations on Radio Management of the People's Republic of China" and "Interim Measures for the Administration of Personal Amateur Radio Stations".

Article 2 "Operation Certificate of Amateur Radio Station of the People's Republic of China" (hereinafter referred to as "Operation Certificate") is a certificate for handling the procedures for setting up amateur radio stations and operating individual or collective amateur radio stations. It is printed and issued by the China Radio Sports Association.

Article 3 "Operation Certificate" is divided into five levels, namely: Level 1, Level 2, Level 3, Level 4 and Level 5 (Listening Level) certificates.

Article 4 Those who meet the following conditions can apply for Level 5 (listening level) Operation Certificate: Basic understanding of the relevant provisions of international and domestic radio management and amateur radio management regulations.

Article 5 Those who meet the following standards may apply for Level 4 Operation Certificate:

(1) Grasp the relevant international and domestic radio management regulations and amateur radio management regulations;

(2) Correctly master the call contact procedures and common Q abbreviations in Mandarin;

(3) Understand the international standard letter interpretation method.

Article 6 Those who meet one of the following standards may apply for Level 3 Operation Certificate:

(1) On the basis of the four-level standard, be able to copy and understand the simple communication terms sent in Morse code at 5 groups (25 characters) per minute, or be able to copy and interpret 5 using standard letters in two minutes The call sign of amateur radio stations that read newspapers in French or master the operation and principles of automatic radio telegraphy

or:

(2) Hold Level 4 "Operation Certificate" and submit 10 contact or listening cards for personal amateur stations set up by domestic and foreign amateur stations.

Article 7 Those who meet the following standards may apply for the Level 2 Operation Certificate:

(1) Hold Level 3 "Operation Certificate" for more than half a year and submit 10 contact cards for domestic amateur stations to me, and 10 contact cards or listening cards for foreign amateur stations for me;

(2) Familiar with relevant regulations and practices of international and domestic radio management and amateur radio management regulations;

(3) Familiar with the call communication procedures and Q abbreviations in Mandarin;

(4) Can easily answer the calls of other amateur radio stations in English;

(5) Basic understanding of the basic knowledge of radio communication, including: the role of each functional part of the transceiver, the significance of each main technical index, common modulation methods, the main parameters of antennas and transmission lines, the principle of radio wave propagation, the ohms of DC and AC circuits Laws and power calculation, safe use of electricity, prevention of harmful interference, etc .;

(6) Ability to copy and understand the simple communication terms sent in Morse code at 5 groups (25 characters) per minute, and to copy and receive 10 amateur radio call signs in two minutes using standard letter interpretation.

Article 8 Those who meet the following standards may apply for the first-level Operation Certificate:

(1) Hold the second-level "Operation Certificate" for more than one year, and submit 10 domestic and 10 foreign amateur radio contact cards to me;

(2) Proficient in international and domestic radio management regulations and practices and amateur radio management regulations;

(3) Proficiency in Mandarin, English call contact procedures and Q abbreviations;

(4) Familiar with common words, terms and abbreviations in Chinese and English of radio communications;

(V) Proficient in basic radio communication technology, including: block diagrams of various typical transceivers, audio amplification, radio frequency amplification, oscillation, modulation, demodulation, passive filters, digital circuits, impedance matching, rectified power supply and other common typical units The principle of the circuit, the basic theory of digital communication, radio wave propagation, and the common calculation and measurement methods of radio;

(6) It is possible to correctly send and receive communication terms sent in Morse code at a speed of 5 groups (25 characters) per minute.

Article 9 The transmit power allowed at all levels of the Operation Certificate is

(1) Power limit (refers to the peak envelope power of the RF output of the transmitting equipment)

(2) If the power limit in the above table conflicts with the regulations of the radio regulatory agency where the operation is located, the regulations of the radio regulatory agency shall apply.

Article 10 Holders of Level 5 Operation Certificate are allowed to listen in all amateur bands. The transmission frequencies and operation methods allowed for holders of Level 1 to Level 4 "Operation Certificates" are implemented in accordance with the regulations in Annex 1 "Frequency for Amateur Radio Station Operators of Various Levels" and Annex 2 "Recommended Amateur Radio Frequency Use Planning".

Article 11 These Measures shall be implemented as of the date of promulgation. The original "Technical Standards for Amateur Radio Check-in Operators (Draft)" and "Interim Measures for the Rating and Evaluation and Issuance of Operational Certificates for Individual Amateur Radio Stations of the People's Republic of China" were abolished at the same time.

Annex I:

Frequency allowed for operators of amateur radio stations of all levels

Description:

The frequency unit is MHz;

Operators of Class I, II, and III amateur radio stations are allowed to operate in the amateur band above 430MHz.

Annex II:

Recommended amateur radio frequency usage plan