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OA4EFZ RESOURCES

Radio directory

Verified sources for learning, operating and confirming contacts.

OA4EFZPERU · SIGNAL · FIELD · ARCHIVE

A practical selection of regulators, propagation data, satellites, DX, QSL and portable-operation resources. External links open in a new tab.

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PERU: LICENSING & RULES

Official references for legal operation from Peru.

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STANDARDS & ORGANIZATIONS

Reference institutions for the amateur service.

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PROPAGATION & SPACE WEATHER

Data for evaluating bands, noise and geomagnetic conditions.

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SATELLITES & ORBITS

Operating status, frequencies and orbital data.

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CALLSIGNS, LOGS & QSL

Tools for identifying stations and confirming QSOs.

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SOFTWARE & DIGITAL MODES

Official applications for weak signals, digital modes and experimentation.

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CONTESTS & EMERGENCY COMMS

References for responsible competition and support communications.

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PORTABLE OPERATION

Programs for radio, nature and field deployments.

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

FREQUENT QUESTIONS

Which source should I check before transmitting?

Peruvian MTC regulations and the national frequency-allocation plan are the primary references for operation from Peru.

Where can I confirm whether a satellite is active?

Check AMSAT Satellite Status and verify frequencies and modes before the pass.

How can I check whether my signal is being received?

Use Reverse Beacon Network for CW/RTTY and PSK Reporter for modes such as FT8 or WSPR.

Where can I confirm a contact?

Use LoTW for electronic confirmations and the OA4EFZ QSL system for cards issued by the station.