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WARC bands now authorised Thailand [RAC]
Thailand’s Intermediate and Advanced class radio amateurs are now
permitted to operate on the so-called WARC bands (10-, 18- and 24-MHz)
as well as in windows in the CW portion of the 80-metre (3.5-MHz) and
160-metre (1.8-MHz) bands on a permanent basis. For the full details, click here.