[Dxpeditions] Confirming country to the DX'pedition members

[Garry Shapiro]

I do not think that statement is true for US amateurs. Many years ago a 
distinction technically existed between operator and station licenses. 
Even then, the scope of the station license was tied to operator 
privileges. The license listed "operator privileges" which was license 
class /and /call sign, and then station location. You would be an 
X-class operator who owned a station with a specific callsign.

Now they seem indistinguishable; the license lists "Operator Privileges" 
and "Station Privileges" (usually PRIMARY).

It only matters as a technicality, since we as individuals are 
identified by and with our call signs.

Garry, NI6T



Dennis Robbemond PA7FM wrote:
> The big difference in this is the fact that in most EU country's the licence
> is given to a person. In the US , the licence( callsign ) is given to the
> station.
>  
> Dennis PA7FM
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> Van: bernie at dailydx.com; Operating Expedtions to DX Locations
> Datum: 06/27/07 01:40:15
> Aan: 'Massimo 'Max' MUCCI - I8NHJ'; 'Operating Expedtions to DX Locations'
> Onderwerp: RE: [Dxpeditions] Confirming country to the DX'pedition members
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> Ok Max
> It is perfectly legal here in the US and fine with DXCC rules.
> Bernie
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> [mailto:dxpeditions-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Massimo 'Max'
> MUCCI - I8NHJ
> Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2007 12:37
> Cc: Operating Expedtions to DX Locations
> Subject: [Dxpeditions] Confirming country to the DX'pedition members
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> Bernie and Garry,
> This depends from the local national law regulating the Ham activity.
> This is not allowed in Italy and, I guess, in mostly part of Europe.
>  
> AP> Garry is correct. It is perfectly acceptable to have another op go to
> AP> your
> AP> station and work you (on the DXpedition) with you callsign from your
> AP> station.
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> AP> Bernie
> AP>
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> 73 de Max, I8NHJ/NH7CU
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> BS7H
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> on martedì 26 giugno 2007 you wrote:
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