[aprssig] APRS Ocean Going Buoy
A.J. Farmer (AJ3U) farmer.aj at gmail.comTue Nov 1 00:41:03 UTC 2005
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I may be splitting hairs here, but something occured to me today. If you create an ocean going buoy with an APRS telemetry transmitter and let it go off the U.S. east coast and you get really lucky and it makes it all the way to Europe, what are the implications of the transmissions as far as rules go? In other words, if you are transmitting with a U.S. FCC assigned callsign a couple of months later your transmitter is on a beach in France or Spain, what then? Are you in trouble for a rule violation, or praised that it actually made it that far and the governments involved kindly look the other way? -- A.J. Farmer, AJ3U http://www.aj3u.com
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