[Heathkit] ARRL / QST COPYING

[tony appelget]

My experience was early 70s.  Their policy may well have changed over time.  Still, one can ask.  Stamp, envelope, and paper will set you back only 40 cents or so.

I think we have probably beaten this subject to death.

Have fun

KoDCF / Tony

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Just a note -- a couple of years  ago, I wanted to scan a few homebrew 
articles onto my website (non-commercial).  I would have given extensive 
credit to ARRL (links, ARRL name, etc.)  They denied permission for this. 
Yet I have heard other people were given permission for similar things.  So, 
I am not sure what their policy is on copying their material. 

Dan W8MMQ 

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "tony appelget" <mrapps@grandrapids-mn.com> 
To: <heathkit@mailman.qth.net> 
Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 12:43 PM 
Subject: [Heathkit] ARRL / QST COPYING 


> A couple decades ago I requested permission to copy and distribute an 
article on Beverage antennas origionally published in 1924.  Permission was 
cheerfully given provided I give proper credit. 
> 
> Sooo, ask `em before doing anything else. 
> 
> KoDCF / Tony 
> 
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