[aprssig] Re: Anyone running APRS on a LCD in a car ?

[Claude Head III]

What about the police data terminals, vehicular  tracking, etc screens? Are public safety officers specifically exampted  in the new law, or is a permit needed, which amateurs/APRSers might be  able to get?
  
  73, Claude K5DTN

Al Wolfe <awolfe at Route24.net> wrote:   FWIW:
    Our state legislature (the best money can buy) here in Illinois has 
decided that it is illegal for the driver of a vehicle to be able to see an 
onboard TV screen or computer screen while operating a vehicle. This is very 
discouraging to me as I have been running APRS on a laptop, usually on the 
passenger seat, for many years.
    This kind of puts the kibosh on running a lot of the newer gear that 
have a screen built in. I don't know if anyone has challenged this ill 
conceived law yet.

73,
Al, K9SI 


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