[OZAPRS] Concerned about 10.151Hhz LSB

[Richter, Mike W]

"Having a transceiver capable of transmitting out of band, as we know, is
illegal"

 - that's news to me, I didn't think possession of any transmitter on any
frequency was illegal. I thought only transmitting was illegal.

 - After all, every HF Ham transmitter sold in Australia has been capable
of operating outside Australian Ham bands, even if only a few hundred kHz.
  

Mike VK2BMM



-----Original Message-----
From: Brian Beamish [mailto:bbeamish at bigpond.net.au]
Sent: Wednesday, 3 December 2003 08:43 pm
To: ozaprs at marconi.ics.mq.edu.au
Subject: RE: [OZAPRS] Concerned about 10.151Hhz LSB


Hi

Just want to get one thing clear in my earlier message with regard to the
10.151Mhz LSB frequency I mentioned about modifying  transceivers.

I was referring only to modifying them to work out of band, I had a 12
month
contract working with the department and I assure you that the R.Is and
Monitoring chaps are no fools.

They are aware that most transceivers can be modified to work out of band
and usually when this modification takes place it is just not one band but
just about over the full coverage of the transceiver.

Having a transceiver capable of transmitting out of band, as we know, is
illegal and this is what I was referring to regarding modifications. Not
that every time a R.I sees us perhaps operating out of band are they going
to come knocking on our door but should they wish to they would have a
good
excuse to so.

This was the only point that made me even mention modifying.

I am quite happy personally to move where ever VK4DMI and other HF
Gateways
decide to operate.

B C N U
Brian VK4BBS



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