wrote:
Jeff Mayner wrote:
No I Am Not Him wrote:
Twistedhed wrote:
From: (Caveat Lector)
Hams have been making contacts with Cuba

for many many years.

Also North Korea recently. No operations at

the moment tho. Their choice - not ours.

For countries Hams can contact see the

DXCC list at URL;

http://www.arrl.org/awards/dxcc/dxcclist.txt

335 entities there -- both countries and

islands, etc -- note that Islands such as Guam

count as an entity.

I am not aware of any country USA Hams are

forbidden to contact including Libya, No

Korea, Cuba, Iran, China, Yemen, etc.

Countries may chose to prohibit Ham

operations -- their choice not ours. Example

Albania and China were off the air for many

years -- but are now allowed. Some countries

have very restricted license issues making

them very rare.

During the cold war, contacts were allowed

with the Soviet Union.

Consider getting a Ham license -- pretty easy

these days -- there is a no-code VHF license

and the HF licenses only require 5 wpm code.

--

Caveat Lector (Reader Beware) A Ham

Help The New Hams

Someone Helped You

Or did You Forget That ?


Is my code that rusty? g
Thank you for your assistance and providing the link that answered
my question. It's been a long time since I visited the rules and
regs concerning this subject as pertaining to ham radio.



Twithed ain't no ham.

Have you always had that lisp or is it a more recent effectation?
Musta been tough for you growing up to have to put up with all the
beatings and such.

Explains a lot though.

Jeff

Jeff takes it in the ass. Thats whats wrong with "him".

Wow. Insulted by an anonymous poster on usenet.

How will I ever get over it?

Jeff