Peter Wieck a écrit :

Of course I do not mean to start a discussion on these points,
merely thinking out loud...;o)

You mean that you are not taking a page from Mr. Byrns' book and
attempting to poison the waters around what should be a pretty simple
discussion? ;-{ 0


I knew someone would catch this one...


It is interesting to note that said kit-builder is back and has done
the thing he should have done in the first place to be in full
compliance with Part 15 (not sell assembled transmitters) yet still
perform the service for his customers - so simple and so obvious that
he missed it for years and was fined. He is now bullet-proof in that
sense. Care to guess how he is doing it?

Dunno how he does it but
the way "I" would do it is build the kit for free and get the
customers to pay for an irrelevant item (say a label) for the whole
cost I would charge building the kit, or better yet, have the customer
install a few parts by themselves and send the kit in for repair
'cause it doesn't work...

Much like those selling pirated CDs from well known "free movies"
archives and not charge for the actual CD content but for the labour and
material cost...

Syl