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December 20th 06, 05:30 PM
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A Moment To Appeciate a Good Thing.
Agree -- tis good practice but not required by the FCC Rules -- CL
wrote in message ups.com... "So you have 10 minutes before u need ID " This is true, but I always begin and end a tuning or test transmission with "N3OX TESTING" in fast CW. It will make those who hear your 1W loud and clear happier. They'll know someone is running tests instead of just sitting on their key. Dan |
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#22
December 21st 06, 05:14 AM
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A Moment To Appeciate a Good Thing.
"Dee Flint" wrote in message . .. "Sal M. Onella" Does the HF community tolerate occasional non-ID'ed transmissions for essential testing???? TKS "Sal" It's not a matter of what we tolerate. It is a matter of FCC rules. Even a test transmission (including tune-up) must conclude with an ID. So you tune, then ID. Got it. Thanks to all who responded. |
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