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August 17th 03, 08:51 PM
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Markeau ...
^ Would the FCC prosecute someone for using a ham rig ^ without a license if there were no other way to communicate ^ that ... "emergency" help was needed? Seems like a mobile ham ^ rig would be a nice backup in such cases. A radio tuned to your local police department would get quicker help. Frank |
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#2
August 17th 03, 09:17 PM
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Frank wrote:
Markeau ... ^ Would the FCC prosecute someone for using a ham rig ^ without a license if there were no other way to communicate ^ that ... "emergency" help was needed? Seems like a mobile ham ^ rig would be a nice backup in such cases. A radio tuned to your local police department would get quicker help. Come up on a cop freq? That's not *all* you'll get. |
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August 18th 03, 03:05 AM
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Offbreed ...
^ Frank wrote: ^ Markeau ... ^ ^ Would the FCC prosecute someone for using a ham rig ^ ^ without a license if there were no other way to ^ ^ communicate that ... "emergency" help was needed? ^ A radio tuned to your local police department would get ^ quicker help. ^ Come up on a cop freq? ^ ^ That's not *all* you'll get. You'll get the same if you came up on any frequency you aren't licensed to transmit on. Cop frequencies are no different, except that you'll get help faster. Frank |
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