(Hans K0HB) wrote in message . com...
Part 97 does not assign me any responsibility to ensure that a
frenchman is operating inside his frequency allocations, only that I
am operating inside mine.

If a frenchman calls me on 6-meters I will certainly answer him since
F is a new band-country for me on 6.

Ditto.

73

Steve, K4YZ

.."Steve Robeson, K4CAP" wrote in message
m...
(Hans K0HB) wrote in message
. com...
Part 97 does not assign me any responsibility to ensure that a
frenchman is operating inside his frequency allocations, only that I
am operating inside mine.

If a frenchman calls me on 6-meters I will certainly answer him since
F is a new band-country for me on 6.

Did any of you work the "Principality of Sealand" a few years back? (1SL
prefix)

http://hamgallery.com/qsl/Unverified/s1ad.htm

Pretty interesting story and kinda fun to watch the debate on eHAm and QRZ
rekindled a few years back. (Although it was the first time I'd ever heard
of it.) One camp refused to recognize them as a sovereign entity (Mostly
British) while the other camp's motto was WFWL. (Work First Worry Later) The
British govt. actually forbid their licensees to contact TPoS.

73 de Bert
WA2SI

(Steve Robeson, K4CAP) wrote in message om...
(Hans K0HB) wrote in message . com...
Part 97 does not assign me any responsibility to ensure that a
frenchman is operating inside his frequency allocations, only that I
am operating inside mine.

If a frenchman calls me on 6-meters I will certainly answer him since
F is a new band-country for me on 6.

Ditto.

73

Steve, K4YZ

I understand that you would -knowingly- work a ham out of band.

Please correct me if I got it wrong.

Thanks.