Technician Class Band Allocations in the Philippines

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   My license band allocations are 40M, 15M and 10M on HF bands and 2M on VHF. I was a Technician class 2 decades ago, and am still a Technician class up to this date. For me, what I need is just a license to operate legally on HF bands. I don't think I have the time to conquer all the bands. I have other hobbies too, and I am contented and satisfied with these bands.
    
      It is not the "Class of License" the amateur holds, 
     but the "Class of the Amateur" that holds the license.


 
  http://www.para.org.ph/docs/DU-Band-Plan-DW1ZCF.pdf

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