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November 28th 05, 12:23 AM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy

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From: on Nov 26, 8:02 pm
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From: Dave Heil on Mon 21 Nov 2005 09:41
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From: Dave Heil on Nov 20, 9:25 am

Amateur radio might be operating weak signal UHF SSB with a multi-mode,
multi-band rig. It might be operating 2m FM through a local repeater.
It might be ragchewing on 40m CW. One constant is that you aren't involved.

I don't do any RF transmission in amateur bands, with the
exception of those bands which are shared with other radio
services.

That's a very good thing!

Why?

Because if you did "RF transmission in amateur bands" without the
proper
license, you could be breaking the law, Len. That would be a very bad
thing.

not to condone the full range of freebanding but isn't this sentment
going a bit far

generating RF in Ham Bands without a license should be relitively low
on the rangeof Good/Bad stuff

Murder is generaly very bad
cut Worldwide? I don't think so.

DIRECT from a government radio transmitter.

Are you authorized to do so?

why is it your place to ask?
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Then why do you fuss with morse and standards that are over
70 years old?

The standards are a lot newer than "70 years old", Len.

not realy
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