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![]() In studying for my Extra, using the ARRL Extra Class License Manual (2001), I came across an interesting note... "There is a general rule that you may not be paid to operate your Amateur Radio station. In most cases this also means that you cannot operate an Amateur Radio station during the time that you are being paid by your employer." Does this mean that if I'm sitting at my desk at work, doing a job that doesn't have anything to do with radio, and during break time I pick up my HT and call someone on the local repeater, that I'm violating FCC rules? That would be a bizarre interpretation, and not anything I've ever seen before in 42 years as a ham... |
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