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PA5UL > CEPT 28.03.99 17:45l 35 Lines 1290 Bytes #-9478 (0) @ EU
BID : 4367-PA5UL
Read: DL3MIU GUEST
Subj: CEPT call visiting Plymouth?
Path: DB0ZKA<DB0ABH<DB0SRS<DB0MW<DB0NHM<DB0SHG<DB0HSK<PI8DRS<PI8DAZ<PI8GCB<
PI8WFL<PI8MBQ<PI8HZW
Sent: 990328/1409Z @:PI8HZW.#ZH1.NLD.EU #:15942 [Hazerswoude, JO22HC] FBB7.00g
From: PA5UL@PI8HZW.#ZH1.NLD.EU
To : CEPT@EU
[¯¯¯ TST HOST 1.43b, UTC diff:-1, Local time: Sun Mar 28 16:04:10 1999 ®®®]
Ray GM4CXM wrote:
>
>Hi Paul, you wont be G/PA5UL but M/PA5UL !
>The G prefix ceased to be issued about 4 years ago.
Only for new calls to British residents I assume. In '79 I received a VHF
only guest license G5MRJ during a three week holiday. Things change..
>Actually, the Radio Communications Authority stated that foriegn
>amateurs should signify whether they are Class "A" or "B" by using
>M0/PA5UL or M1/PA5UL, but this does not appear to be enforced.
A good idea. In PA the CEPT prefixes are PA for class I and PE for class II.
Which is which for G or M anyway?
In my licence it says:
"When transmitting in the country visited, the holder must use his
national callsign, preceded by the country designation as
specified by the country visited and followed by the letter M for a
Mobile station and a P for a Portable station."
>Have a good trip to Plymouth. 73 de Ray GM4CXM@GB7SAN RNARS 877.
Thanks, I'm sure the lads over there will make it worth my while!
Best 73 de Paul PA5UL@PI8HZW.#ZH1.NLD.EU Zoetermeer R18a JO22GB
ex: PA3FDQ PB0AHQ PE1CTR G5MRJ VK6ZKK
VERON#510 NL6213 MARAC#005 RNARS#3302 RIS#410 PWGN#1353
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