In addition,
97.3(a)(22) Harmful interference. Interference which endangers the
functioning of a radionavigation service or of other safety services
or seriously degrades, obstructs or repeatedly interrupts a
radiocommunication service operating in accordance with the Radio
Regulations.
97.109(
Folks,
[mounting soapbox] when I was young, say 45 years ago, my brothers
and I would be arguing.
One would say "Dad, so and so is doing [whatever]."
Dad would reply, "Do you guys REALLY want me to come in there?"
Look. Government toleration of ham radio is good.
Government regulation of ham rad
We can resolve matters among ourselves by including busy frequency
detectors and some form of QRL detector in unattended stations. Then
the remote operator could fulfil his or her responsibilities as
control operator for the unattended station, and we could all spend
more time operating, design
Without question, Hollingsworth would prefer that we find a way to
resolve the matter ourselves.
On the other hand, there's no way to know whether he fully
understands that unattended stations like WinLink PMBOs have no
control operator. The proponents of unattended operation claim that
the r
Andrew O'Brien wrote:
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> Yes Dave, but my questions are related to what Hollingworth was
> saying at Dayton. Was he implying that they don't really care about
> the issue and suggesting that we all lighten up and resolve the
> matters among ourselves ?
I sure hope that is not what he meant.
Yes Dave, but my questions are related to what Hollingworth was saying
at Dayton. Was he implying that they don't really care about the
issue and suggesting that we all lighten up and resolve the matters
among ourselves ?
On 9/23/07, Dave Bernstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Here's what §97.7 says:
"§97.7 Control operator required
When transmitting, each amateur station must have a control operator.
The control operator must be a person:
(a) For whom an amateur operator/primary station license grant
appears on the ULS consolidated licensee database, or
(b) Who
Except pactor 3 modems, in essence, choose the operating bandwidth in
an "unattended" fashion. Even in a keyboard to keyboard conversation,
a pactor 3 modem can vary its bandwidth based upon the signal strength
and do so without operator intervention. This means you might spend
15 minutes at 500
