• Rights of use in the 2,6 GHz band: application form

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    Rights of use in the 2,6 GHz band: application form
  • BIPT makes additional spectrum available for 4G

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    At the request of a Belgian company the BIPT makes available the spectrum that is still free of the 4G frequency band 2.6 GHz following a planned new auction.
  • Invitation for application - Auction of user rights for radio frequencies in the 2520-2535/2640-2655 MHz band

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    At the moment there is still a free band of 15 MHz duplex (2520-2535/2640-2655MHz). The BIPT decided to put this band up for auction on the market.
  • Newsletter Copy EN

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  • Frequencies for microphones and in-ear systems (01/01/2020 to 31/03/2020)

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    Frequencies for microphones and in-ear systems (01/01/2020 to 31/03/2020)
  • Overview price and cost monitoring

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    The “Price and cost monitoring” section addresses four categories of subjects: The definition of the WACC (Weighted Average Cost of Capital) used to determine the regulated prices of operators with significant market power The observance by operators with significant market power of their obligations regarding accounting separation The observance by operators with significant market power of their obligations regarding their cost accounting system Other issues related to the general problematic of price control, such as margin squeeze.
  • Radio relay link equipment interface specifications

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    Landmobile interface specifications
  • Operational plan 2020

    Publications › Operational plan -
    Operational plan 2020
  • FAQ

    Congratulations! You will receive your certificate via ordinary mail.

  • FAQ

    Radio amateur clubs registered with BIPT (in order of payment) can apply for a special call sign to mark an event under the following terms and restrictions:

    • The event is associated with the club’s life (special anniversary…);
    • The club participates in an event (e.g. open house in a school or a radio amateur club has a stand);
    • The event has to do with radio (e.g. Marconi’s birthday);
    • A club is not allowed to ask more than two special call signs per calendar year;
    • The special call sign cannot be used during contests;
    • For the anniversary of the club or association, the call sign can be granted for a maximum period of one year;
    • The call signs can have all the prefixes (ON, OP, OQ, OR, OS, OT);
    • They are made of a prefix, a figure, and a series of characters ending with a letter;
    • Call signs using the ON prefix (or the special prefix assigned to all the radio amateurs - see below) can not have a single digit if they have a suffix of 1, 2 or 3 letters;
    • The special call signs cannot be used in the club members’ homes.

    Recognised associations (UBA, VRA, UFRC) can ask a special prefix on the occasion of a particular event and for all the radio amateurs. In that case any radio amateur who wishes to do so can replace the ON in his/her call sign by the special prefix. This authorisation does not apply to short call signs.

    The tariffs for these special call signs are mentioned in the Annex 1 of the Royal Decree of 18 December 2009 on private radio communications and user rights for fixed networks and trunk networks. 

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