[aprssig] APRS Coverage in Key West
Steve Dimse steve at dimse.comMon Apr 30 01:27:55 UTC 2007
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On Apr 29, 2007, at 6:50 PM, Joel Maslak wrote: > I doubt that the stations in question are violating any rules. > That said, I will play devil's advocate for a bit... > > That said, the rules do specify that you can't get paid for > operating (although setup is not specified), nor can a station > usually transmit communication on the behalf of an employer. So > the control operator probably should be someone who doesn't work at > the county. (97.113.a.2-3) I disagree with that assessment, though as I say, in this case it is a volunteer. However, for many years it was the county comm director who was the licensee. This rule applies to actual operating, not serving as the legal control operator for an "automatically controlled telemetry station". > > In addition, one of the prohibited forms of communication is > (97.113.a.5): "Communications, on a regular basis, which could > reasonably be furnished alternatively through other radio services." Is there a single communication in APRS, or for that matter ham radio in general, that cannot be furnished through other radio services? With cell phones, wireless internet, marine HF, FRS, et. al., all of ham radio is illegal under this rule! Steve K4HG
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