Special AREC Callsigns must be used (source: NZART website). USA State of Alaska (ITU Region 2): In addition to previously mentioned USA 60 m Amateur channels, the frequency 5167.5 kHz USB is available for emergency communications within the state of Alaska. The maximum power permitted is 150 watts peak envelope power (PEP). All stations operating on this frequency must be located in or within 50 nautical miles (92.6 km) of the State of Alaska. and it may be used "for tests and training drills necessary to ensure the establishment, operation, and maintenance of emergency communication systems." Frequency lists NIB = Non-Interference Basis Bold = Beacons currently active Italics = Frequency not operational at this specific time or due to come on stream after a given period of time has elapsed. * New ITU WRC-15 Allocation Beacons Band allocations Block allocations Channel allocations References External links 60 m / 5 MHz Activity Spotting Sites: DXSummit 5 MHz page Dxmaps.com - Real Time Activity Map 60m page Reverse Beacon Network 60 m page (CW Skimmer system) DXWatch 60 m page WebSDR Project - an on-line receiver resource, a number of which cover 5 MHz / 60 m KiwiSDR Public Portal - on-line receivers with a facility for Direction-Finding (TDoA) Modifications to commercial amateur HF Transceivers to enable 5 MHz / 60 m operation (mods.dk) Ionospheric Propagation Data Sites: Interactive List of Ionosonde Stations prop.kc2g.com provides near-realtime maps and data about ionospheric conditions PROPquest - European based propagation data DL8WX's Interactive Worldwide HF Beacon List 60 m / 5 MHz Newsletters & Blogs: The 5 MHz Newsletter (current edition) and its Archive page '60 Meters Online': US 60 m Activity Information Website and Newsletters Petr, OK1RP's 60 m CW Blog page G4MWO's Worldwide Amateur 5 MHz Allocation Chart Radio Society of Great Britain 5 MHz pages South African Radio League 60 m Countries List UK NVIS PowerPoint Presentation (G4MWO) ITU Regional Map RAYNET-UK (UK Amateur Radio Emergency Communications) HF Team Schedule Amateur radio bands