>
> It doesn't surprise me that the ARRL guy didn't inform me of this. I told
> him where I was going and we fought over how long it was going to take to
> get the IARP done.
The entire ARRL website section on foreign operation is a disaster. I've
had the occasion to travel to DX a few times in t
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Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Alaska - Cruise
On Aug 9, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Craig Rairdin wrote:
You also need to have an International Amateur Radio Permit. You get it
from
the ARRL. Make sure you a
It doesn't surprise me that the ARRL guy didn't inform me of this. I told
him where I was going and we fought over how long it was going to take to
get the IARP done. We even talked about shipping it to the address in Canada
where I'd be visiting. The whole process was horribly disorganized and
mis
On Aug 9, 2006, at 11:23 AM, Craig Rairdin wrote:
You also need to have an International Amateur Radio Permit. You
get it from
the ARRL. Make sure you allow plenty of time to receive it. They
get snippy
if you ask for it in less than two or three weeks. It costs a few
dollars to
cover post
Keep in mind that this is an international list, and that isn't
necessarily the case.
The UK has different and explicit rules, for example.
Does Canada have an explicit rule?
And the FCC has NO rule, so, in their jurisdiction, you can do as you
wish.
In fact, since the DXCC rules require the st
40M phone. Nobody
asked for my IARP. :-)
Craig
NZ0R
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Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2006 12:51 PM
To: Fred (FL); elecraft@mailman.qth.net
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Alaska - Cruise
As it turns
As it turns out, I am currently studying for my Extra.
1) The US and Canada have an agreement that allows amateurs in each country to
operate in the other country using only their own amateur license. The Operator
must give his/her call sign appended with the letter/number combination
indicatin
Thanks Bob!
I have several guys in state that are hoping I'll haul
the K2 along and provide KL7 on 160! (Would love to!)
Believe it or not, I don't own a HT...
Cheers,
Julius
n2wn
--- Bob Tellefsen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Julius
> Some years ago the xyl and I took that cruise and
> had
Been some 20+ years since I've been on the Ferry...
come to think of it, probably been a good decade since
I've been on any ferry!
Cheers,
Julius
n2wn
--- Vin Cortina <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Julius,
>
> My nautical forays are limited to the Staten Island
> ferry, when I'm down
> there.
>
Julius
Some years ago the xyl and I took that cruise and had a fine time.
I took my HT along and was able to talk on a variety of repeaters from
W7s in the Puget Sound area to VE7s along the passage to KL7s
up in the Alaska panhandle.
Hope you have a nice trip.
73, Bob N6WG
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Julius,
My nautical forays are limited to the Staten Island ferry, when I'm down
there.
Vin KR2F
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Sent: Wednesday, August 02, 2006 9:57 AM
Subject: [Elecraft] Alaska - Cruise
Any Elecraft folks
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