[OZAPRS] Last from VK4BBS on this subject.

[Kev Cav]

Mike, There are local regulations that ensure a protocol is in use to 
provide safe and orderly travel.

Richter, Mike W wrote:

> Kevin
> 
> Do you also suggest driving on which ever side of the road you feel like
- rather than complying with an annoying standard.
> 
> Mike VK2BMM
> 
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Kev Cav [mailto:kevcav at bigpond.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, 31 March 2004 02:45 pm
> To: ozaprs at marconi.ics.mq.edu.au
> Subject: Re: [OZAPRS] Last from VK4BBS on this subject.
> 
> 
> Kai Ora,
>   Noel as one who comes from the right side of the Tasman and now living

> in OZ I do not understand why you seem determined to create an 
> international incident.
> 
> I do not recall seeing on any license that I have ever had both NZ and 
> now in Australia a listing and or restriction on use of these so called 
> international frequency allocations. In fact for a long time I have 
> supported the notion that these limitations in fact limit and intimidate

> band usage. Band Plans could be a contributing factor to the declining 
> use of our bands, and we all know use them or lose them.
> 
> Could I respectfully suggest if you want to copy and participate in the 
> OZ APRS scene then tune to the frequency in use. If not turn the rig off

> and get another pursuit that gives you pleasure.
> 
> Further as we have all seen in recent times I now take with a grain of 
> salt what comes from Big Brother in the North. Lets do what suits us 
> down under and where possible co-ordinate our activities but lets not 
> follow like a lot of sheep.
> 
> Just perhaps the other eye should be opened to see the light.
> 
> Kevin VK4SP
> 
> 
> 
> Noel Rowe wrote:
> 
>>Brian,
>> 
>>I do not dispute, and never have disputed, that you are on the same 
>>frequency on 30m as other Oz stations.   And as you hear them, and 
>>presumably decode them, that confirms you indeed are correctly netted to

>>them.
>> 
>>But what I am trying to get through to all of you over there in Oz, is 
>>that you are all netted to a station that is itself not on the frequency

>>that Bob Bruninga advised us all was the internationally used 
>>frequency.  If the blind are leading the blind, please dont shoot the 
>>one eyed messenger!
>> 
>>I have been copying some of your staions over here, so we are talking 
>>about an HF band with international coverage.   Should we all not be on 
>>the same frequency?  In the context of APRS this means tuned to the same

>>tone frequency pair.
>> 
>>Noel, ZL3GR
>>
>>
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