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RDSGermany is a CEPT country!
If you have a CEPT license (covered by T/R 61-01) or a CEPT Novice license (covered by ECC-Rec. (05)06), you do not require any guest license for your short stay (up to three months) here in Germany. Just make sure that you bring your Amateur Radio license with you. For a list of countries accepting the recommendation, see the ERO web site. What if I have no CEPT license?
Foreign Radio Amateurs without a CEPT license or a CEPT Novice license can apply for a guest license at the telecommunications authority Bundesnetzagentur (BNetzA) in Mülheim a. d. Ruhr. The license will be issued for 3 months and costs (currently) 70 €uros. (BNetzA also issues Guest-licenses for 7 days - free of charge - but only in special cases). Please read and follow all the instructions carefully - it is reported that some CEPT countries
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Below some "bundes sources" about amateur radio, incl. the method to declare and identify the AR broadcast
with a link on : "Administrative rule on assigning frequencies for the broadcasting service"
Interesting point about getting a allocated frequency on the FM band for experimental radio project