Luxembourg Amateur Radio Union
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| Abbreviation | LARU |
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| Type | Non-profit organization |
| Purpose | Science, Education |
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Region served | Luxembourg |
Official language | Luxembourgish, French, German, English |
| Website | http://www.laru.lu/ |
The Luxembourg Amateur Radio Union (LARU) (in German, Luxemburger Amateur Radio Union, in French, Union des Radioamateurs du Luxembourg) is a national non-profit organization for amateur radio enthusiasts in Luxembourg[1] .[2] The LARU was founded on January 1, 2014. The LARU promotes technical progress and cohesion of amateur radio operators. The LARU sets priorities in emergency communications, digital voice communications, digital data transmission, science and education.[3]
The LARU offers workshops dedicated to amateur radio, offers a radio course for the preparation of the amateur radio exam (HAREC and NOVICE), organises fielddays and ham-meetings, operates voice repeaters, APRS digipeaters, servers and gateways, activates special callsigns. The organization operates webpages dedicated to emergency communications [4] and DMR an open digital radio standard for professional mobile radio used in amateur radio .[5] The amateur radio club callsign of the LARU is LX9LARU.[2] The LARU also uses the call LX4E for emergency operations and other special activities.[6]
The LARU also operates the LARU LX QSL Bureau.[7] Herewith the LARU supports amateur radio operators in Luxembourg and in the world by promoting the exchange of QSL cards.
Although the LARU is a national amateur radio organization representing the interests of amateur radio operators in Luxembourg, it is not a member of the IARU.[8]
Amateur radio repeaters operated by the LARU
[edit]As of 2019[update] the LARU operates 6 DMR repeaters and 2 APRS repeaters.[9]
| Callsign | Locator | QTH | Frequency | Shift | Mode |
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| LX0E | 439.8000 / 439.9125 / 439.92500 MHz | -9.4 MHz | DMR | ||
| LX0BER | JN29XW | Nocher | 438.9875 MHz | -7.6 MHz | DMR |
| LX0DMR | JN39BP | Luxembourg | 438.2875 MHz | -7.6 MHz | DMR |
| LX0DMX | JN29WM | Differdange | 438.4750 MHz | -7.6 MHz | DMR |
| LX0FSK | - | - | 438.8875 MHz | -7.6 MHz | DMR |
| LX0NSR | JN39BU | Ettelbrück | 438.6875 MHz | -7.6 MHz | DMR |
| LX0APD | JN39bu | Diekirch | 144.8 / 432.5 MHz | simplex | APRS |
| LX0SCI | JN29wm | Differdange | 144.8 / 432.5 MHz | simplex | APRS |
References
[edit]- ^ Amateur Radio Organizations. List of amateur radio organizations.
- ^ a b Webpage of the LARU [1] http://laru.lu. Retrieved Apr. 2, 2015.
- ^ Foundation of the LARU [2]. Retrieved Dec. 30, 2014.
- ^ Luxembourgish web presence dedicated to emergency communications [3] http://emcomm.services. Retrieved Dec. 30, 2014.
- ^ Luxembourgish web presence dedicated to DMR [4] http://ham-dmr.lu. Retrieved Dec. 30, 2014.
- ^ Callbook of the LARU [5] http://laru.lu/laru/callbook.html. Retrieved May. 13, 2015.
- ^ Webpage of the LARU LX QSL Bureau [6] http://qsl.lu. Retrieved Jul. 18, 2014.
- ^ International Amateur Radio Union. "Member Societies" Archived 2008-07-22 at the Wayback Machine.Retrieved Dec. 30, 2014.
- ^ APRS repeaters operated by LARU [7] Retrieved Jan. 24, 2017.
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