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November 11th 04, 12:36 AM

Doug McLaren

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Bill Turner wrote:

| On Mon, 08 Nov 2004 02:56:31 GMT, (Doug McLaren)
| wrote:
|
| What's illegal about selling an 800 watt AM transmitter that can
| transmit on 28.515 mHz?
|
| If they are not type-accepted by the FCC, they're illegal. I doubt
| these are type-accepted.

Um, last I checked, ham radio equipment does not need to be
type-accepted by the FCC. And 28.515 mHz *is* in the ham band ...

| Is it illegal to sell 10 meter equipment (or any ham equipment) to non
| hams? Assuming that this equipment cannot be easily modified to work
| on 11 meter (CB), I'm not sure what law is being broken by selling the
| equipment.
|
| Read the above. Now you are sure.

Nope, still not sure ...

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