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|    Tony Langdon to Joe Delahaye    |
|    Re: Wannbe HAM    |
|    18 Sep 16 17:00:00    |
      -=> Joe Delahaye wrote to Kent Timm <=-               JD> It was not, and still is not, legal to modify a CB, as it was not type        JD> certified for anything other then what it was built for. Yes, Ham        JD> Radio is about experimenting, but that is not part of it unfortunately.              I would be very surprised about this. Modding CBs for 10m was a popular way to       enter the hobby once upon a time. I was led to believe US type approval was       for gear that was _sold_ as ham gear, but hams could build or modify anything       they wanted to, provided they met the technical specs. And a modded CB is fair       game.              I would be _very_ surprised if a modded CB was illegal to use on the ham bands,       with the possible exception of UK and Aussie Foundation licensees - who       certainly couldn't modify one legally, and probably not use one someone else       modded either.                     ... None of you exist; my Sysop types all this in!       --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: Freeway BBS - freeway.apana.org.au (3:633/410)    |
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