[Lowfer] Experimental License

Tue, 29 Jul 2003 13:55:36 -0400

WOW

good deal

I believe and am probably wrong but you cant talk back to
another Lic class. Kinda like airplane pilot talking to a part
15 user on the same channel ( I know thats not a 15 band )
but  ??

How much power and other restrictions and fer how long

how long did it take ,, how much BS involved in the application\\
( did they want your shoe size  HAR )

did you have to justify the lic. or just indicate "experimental "

Bob  K3DJC

On Tue, 29 Jul 2003 13:35:33 -0400 "John Andrews" <[email protected]>
writes:
> My earlier post on this never made it through. Here goes again:
> 
> Just to get a little summertime discussion going here:
> 
> I have applied for an experimental license for the 135.7 - 137.8 kHz 
> and
> 166.0 - 166.5 kHz ranges. This is a solo license, with just my home 
> location
> specified. Fifty bucks didn't seem outrageous, and the application 
> process
> is a lot simpler for a single applicant.
> 
> I know that Lawrence up in AK has received his license, and that an 
> earlier
> one was granted in New York. Is anyone else considering this? The 
> FCC was
> not subtle in offering the opportunity for experimental licensees to 
> use
> these frequencies to generate experience with PLC interference.
> 
> My reading of the Part 5 rules is that there is no restriction on 
> 2-way
> communication between Experimental licensees. You do not appear to 
> be
> restricted to members of a group license. There is a prohibition 
> against
> communication with licensees of other services, such as amateur.
> 
> Thoughts? Rants & raves?
> 
> John Andrews
> 
> 
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