[Milsurplus] Need advice fro the experts

[WA5CAB@cs.com]

Gary,

This year alone, I've shipped an RS-6, SCR-195, PE-94-C, quite a few TM or 
T.O. reprints, and some BC-611, BC-348 and AN/ART-13 parts to the UK and some 
other places in Europe.  I generally described it as old radios or radio parts 
or books for collector and didn't have any trouble.  I didn't, in fact, even 
think about any export restrictions.  Maybe I was just lucky but the antenna you 
have is about the same vintage as the GN-58-A I sent to Austria.  I think I 
would call it something like Vintage Radio Antenna" and avoid using DF.

Others may have had difference experience?

As far as eBay is concerned, technically and legally you would be within your 
rights to cancel his bid as you said you would only ship in the US.  You 
probably don't want to have to do that, though.

In a message dated 10/27/2003 5:58:01 AM Central Standard Time, 
kd5day@ev1.net writes: 
> Hey,
> I just sold a PRC 6 DF antenna on Ebay. The buyer is in the Netherlands. 
> Here is the dilemma.
> 
> I have stated in my auction ad that I will sell within the USA only. And 
> since he is in foreign country, can I legally sell him the antenna with out 
> running afoul of the US Technology export laws?
> 
> Awaiting you answers!
> 

73
Robert Downs - Houston
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<wa5cab@cs.com> (Primary email)
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