Anhui Hefei Radio Special Action: Identify amateur radio stations, clean up expired licenses and "zombie" call signs!

September 2024 is the 15th National Radio Management Promotion Month. On September 11th, the Hefei Radio Management and Business Training Conference was held at the Municipal Government Conference Center.

The reporter learned that from the beginning of this month to the end of October, Hefei will carry out a series of special actions to rectify radio wave order throughout the city (hereinafter referred to as "special actions"), maintain air wave order, and ensure radio safety during the 2024 World Manufacturing Congress and National Day period.

In response to "black broadcasting", Hefei will strengthen signal monitoring, maintain a strict investigation and crackdown situation, and ensure that the entire city is "dynamically cleared". Countermeasures against illegal use of drones, GPS jammersMobile signal jammerWe will resolutely shut down and ban wireless transmission equipment, and if the circumstances are serious, we will be punished according to law.

For amateur radio stations,Hefei will conduct daily monitoring, research visits, and other methods to identify amateur radio stations within its jurisdictionRelay stationSet usage scenarios. Strengthen the management of radio station licenses and call signs, and promptly contact amateur radio enthusiasts to apply for replacement of expired or near expired licenses, and clean up and verify long-term expired licenses and "zombie" call signs.

At the same time, Hefei will strengthen daily monitoring of the radio spectrum around airports, stations, air routes, and railway lines, analyze and distinguish unknown radio signals, identify various interference hazards, ensure the safe use of dedicated radio frequencies for civil aviation and railways, and provide solid guarantees for radio safety during the 2024 World Manufacturing Congress and National Day period.

It is reported that in 2023, Hefei will have over 65000 hours of radio monitoring, successfully completing special monitoring tasks for dedicated radio frequencies such as civil aviation, broadcasting, and public mobile; Throughout the year, a total of 28 cases of various types of radio interference were investigated, including 20 cases of civil aviation interference, 6 cases of public mobile communication interference, 1 case of railway interference, and 1 case of satellite interference; Strictly crack down on "black broadcasting" and "fake base stations", and investigate and punish a total of 8 "black broadcasting" cases throughout the year.