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Default The ATU, a dying art? plus FAQ

On 12/02/2014 12:54, Jeff wrote:
Manufacturers
are not licensed to operate their gear. Radio Hams
are qualified to design, build and then



Wrong again Gareth!!!

Manufacturers certainly can be licensed to operate their own gear!!


Correct - I have a test and development licence permitting 25W EIRP SSB
on the following frequencies: 2806, 5750, 7556, 9071, 10438, 11117,
16014, 18990, 20990, 24135, 26218 and 27045kHz.

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