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Regulation

In the UK Amateur licences are provided and regulated by the UK Office of Telecommunications (OFCOM) in conjunction with the Radio Amateur Society of Great Britain.

Modes

Detailed information is available on this wiki page, however over time we will build some information resources on ideasplace. Temporarily below are placeholders while the articles are being written.

CW

Morse

Analogue Voice (AM, FM, SB)

AM (Amplitude Modulation)
FM (Frequency Modulation)
Side Bands

Digital Audio

DMR (Motorola & other professional radios)
D-Star (Icom, Kenwood)
System Fusion (Yaesu)
FreeDV (Open Source)

Data

TV

Amateur TV (Fast Scan)
Slow Scan TV (SSTV)

Internet

UK Band Plan (FAT)

OFCOM UK FAT (Frequency Allocation Table)

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+==Regulation==
+In the UK Amateur licences are provided and regulated by the [https://www.ofcom.org.uk/spectrum/radio-equipment/online-licensing-service UK Office of Telecommunications (OFCOM)] in conjunction with the [https://rsgb.org Radio Amateur Society of Great Britain].
 ==Modes==
 Detailed information is available on [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_amateur_radio_modes this] wiki page, however over time we will build some information resources on ideasplace. Temporarily below are placeholders while the articles are being written.