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March 30th 07, 10:07 AM
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Call signs for foreign amateurs operating in US
What he is referring to is that if one is a citizen of the US, one
must get a US license to operate where the US has jurisdiction regardless of what multiple citizenship or other licenses one holds. As a UK citizen, I can use my Australian license in the UK so long as I am visiting for less than 3 months. After that time, the privilege expires and I have to get a UK license. Much the same as driving licenses. Doesn't the US do the same? -- Jack VK2CJC / MM0AXL FISTS# 9666 Mid North Coast Amateur Radio Group http://www.qsl.net/mm0axl/mncarg/index.html |
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