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[snip] : A balloon is an aircraft so that makes it illegal to : transmit. : No transmitting equipment may be operated from an : aircraft other than type approved aviation band equipment : under the control of the commander. So does that make the whole project is illegal..? What about amateur radio equipment (which is what we're talking about, isn't it)..? It's illegal here in the UK to operate aeronautical mobile but I understand that in the US and other countries it's allowed with the permission of the PIC (pilot in command). But this is an unmanned craft, so where do we stand with that..? 73 Ivor G6URP |
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Ivor Jones wrote:
wrote in message It's illegal here in the UK to operate aeronautical mobile but I understand that in the US and other countries it's allowed with the permission of the PIC (pilot in command). But this is an unmanned craft, so where do we stand with that..? An aircraft is ruled by the law of its country of registration but operation is ruled by the authority in whose airspace the aircraft is currently located. It may thus be legal to fit a transmitter in the USA to a USA registered aircraft but it must be switched off before entering european airspace. g4jci |
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