Subject: Who Can Have A US License? Sequential Calls?
From: "KØHB"
Date: 11/25/2004 10:29 AM Central Standard Time
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"Steve Robeson K4YZ" wrote

There are both enforcement and "good operating practice"
issues therein.

No there aren't.

Sure there are.

Each licensee is required to have a current mailing address on file at
FCC. One reason, I presume, is in case they need to "enforce".

And a primary station location should be required on the license.

Submit a mailing address chage to the FAA with just a post office box or
"Rural Route" number and see what happens, and they require it for the same
reasosn..."enforcement issues"

"Good operating practice"? --- that's just a control-freak way of saying
"I want to know exactly where you are, regardless of what the FCC
wants".

It's a way of saying it's annoying to answer a W1 calling CQ cuz you need
New England states for WAS only to find out he's in Los Angeles.

And stuff your "control freak" issues, Hans. That's just your way of
trying to demean someone else's ideas by attaching some misdirection without
valid reasoning behind it.

Pretty lame, actually, but nothing new.

Steve, K4YZ