[50mhz] Field Day

[Jack Unger]

Sorry about that - here's what I sent...

I kind of agree. In past Field Days where the club did not own it's own 
station (the club was made up of employees of one company) one operator 
(an Extra) volunteered his call for Field Day operation. Then the entire 
club membership at the Field Day site used that volunteered call (with 
the call-owner operator present at all times) for all Field Day operations.

jack K6XS


cboone at earthlink.net wrote:
 > Sorta....the trustee of the club call sets the limits of operating 
(which is why MOST club trustees are Extra)..
 > BUT if the club trustee is an Advanced and one of the ops is an 
Extra, then possibly the others can operate with the Extra acting as 
control op WHO MUST be present at all times (same goes if the Trustee is 
an Extra...if the "Extra" control op leaves, then the club must revert 
to the highest level of license ON SITE as control op (Novices cannot be 
control ops and Techs cannot control op HF SSB operations except on 10m).
 > I am not 100% sure on that..but Sean at ARRL HQ is the man with the 
final say so. (The FCC Rules allow it but I am not sure about the ARRL 
rules.
 >
 > Yes you can operate your home station (E or D class) as well as the 
FD location BUT you cannot contact the club IF you do operate the club 
station..THAT is a NONO (always has been)...otherwise, you can contact 
anyone else you wish.
 > Chris
 > WB5ITT


doc at kd4e.com wrote:
> Nothing came through.
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> > Jack Unger wrote:
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