Ham radio operators own the amateur radio assigned frequencies no more than
any other person...ham or not!

The frequencies are owned by the public. The FCC has been charged with
"managing" those frequencies by congress. These frequencies can be
re-assigned to other services.

"robert casey" wrote in message
k.net...
Randy A. Hefner wrote:
The problem with many (not all) ham radio operators is that they think
they
own the frequencies assigned to them and they have a "right" to use
them.

Neither is true!


In one sense we hams all "own the ham band frequencies", ie,
the FCC allocated them for us to use. But no one ham has
exclusive right to any one frequency. You first check that
the frequency is clear, then use it, then when you're done
give it up for others to use.


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