[Icom] service manual
Chris BONDE
[email protected]
Mon, 25 Mar 2002 17:52:38 -0800
At 06:04 PM 2002-03-25 -0700, you wrote:
>Hi,
>I thought copy right
>law applies
>all over the world.
The only thing that is world wide is the strength of a nation to imposs
their law on another, through either arms, the UN or trade.
Copyright, trademark and patents are the right of the individual
country. There exit certain treaties that may extend the laws of one
country into the other but such may be circumvented. The individual US
states may have trademark laws that the federal US trademark laws cannot
overrule.
In the case of patents, most radio amateurs are licensed as experimenters,
therefor have the right to build any patented antenna for experimental
purposes only. Further, if the antenna is patented only in the US anyone
in Canada can build it for sale.
There is a lot of stuff on the copying of printed material by libraries,
schools and individuals. Also, on music.
Many people think that the Japanses companies have used the laws in a way
that are wrong.
I tend to agree that we should no promote the copying of such but I sure
wish the owners would not make the price of it so dear.
Chris opr VE7HCB
> I had an impression people in 4X4 country think that
>way as well.
>I ran into people from there asking me to copy musics sheets. They think
>of it like nothing,
>no big deal. BTW, my other hobby is in music.
>73,
>Tony, VE6CGX
>
>Xu wrote:
> >
> > Thanks for replys.I think I have no copy right.but according our Country's
> > Law, if we do not make money,only for research work, we can copy any
> > things.
> > I think I can not set up my web site until the end of this year.now, I
> > connect with internet use modeom,it is too slow. in September,I 'll have a
> > "highway" connect internet,2M band width.
> > 73!1 Xu
> >
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