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December 31st 04, 01:18 AM
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robert casey wrote:
Mike Coslo wrote: I don't know how "rigid" the rules are, but yes there are rules to follow, and most of them seem straightforward enough. Most of the rules are sensible enough. Even that one about "no pecuniary interest". That rule exists to protect our ham bands from being taken over by business people who happen to have amateur licenses. We don't want taxi companies clogging 2 meters. And how! Some rules are a bit strange in the sense that it doesn't take more skill to operate on 14.165 SSB than at 14.323 SSb. The FCC did it because it's very easy to determine your carrier frequency from a remote location. It's a lot harder for them to figure out how much power you are running unless they pay you a visit. - mike KB3EIA - |
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