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There is no International Code Requirement and techs can operate HF according to FCC Rules
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July 25th 03, 09:30 PM
Keith
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On 25 Jul 2003 20:01:38 GMT,
(Michael Black) wrote:
What has changed is that the treaty agreement whereby all countries
issuing amateur radio licenses are obliged to have a code test of some
sort for operating below 30MHz (or, was it a higher frequency?) is now
gone.
Read the regulation. The regulation indicates that according to international
morse code requirements the CW requirement is required. Well the international
regulations do not require a morse code proficiency for HF access.
97.301(e)
I guess it all boils down to what "IS IS".
BTW, what do you care about US regs if you live in Canada?
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