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G4VWL > CB 06.03.01 06:40l 43 Lines 1241 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 2700_G4VWL
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Subj: Re: CB traffic on amateur bands
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Sent: 010216/1645z @:GB7OAR.#16.GBR.EU $:2700_G4VWL Sally 3.1.066
Message from: G4VWL@GB7OAR.#16.GBR.EU
Quoting from a previous message from Pete, G6KUI......
> In this country anyone who has applied for Site Clearance for a GB7**
> NODE is given such authority.
>
> I quote from the authorisation that I have recently received :-
>
> "When operating under this authority, for the purposes of operations
> under the Wireless Telegraphy Acts, the Licensee shall be permitted to
> connect the station to non-amateur networks."
>
> unquote.
Yes, I was forgetting the recent changes to allow connection to the
internet.
I'm sure in my own mind that the intention of the 'spirit' of the change was
to provide the amateur network with a means of passing AMATEUR traffic from
one part of our network to other parts of our network.
Whichever way it is interpreted by individual amateurs, I feel sure that it
was NOT the intention to permit the amateur network to pass non-amateur
traffic.
Time will tell.
> I most certainly will NOT be connecting the GB7 node at my address to any
> 'non-amateur networks' but if I wished to, then it would be perfectly
> legal for me to do so.
>
> 73, Pete G6KUI
73 John.
Timed Friday 16 February 2001 16:36 gmt
BBS G4VWL@GB7OAR.#16.GBR.EU
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