[Milsurplus] GI ob relics OTA (on the air)

[Mike Clarson]

Sometimes it is possible to get an experimental license for things like
this. Part 5 of the rules. I know someone who has such a license to operate
on 44.1 MHz with Wideband (broadcast) FM to duplicate the original Armstrong
transmissions. But one really as to have their ducks in a row and comply
with the Experimental rules. Waivers not usually required, but there are
often strict non interference conditions.--Mike, WV2ZOW

-----Original Message-----
} Re: Using sets like the BC-620, 604, 659, 222 etc.
}
} I've often wondered if it was possible to ask for a special
} "waver" from the FCC that would allow these rigs to operate
} in original condition for historic preservation and display
} purposes, assuming the users would assure no interference
} to licenced users and must accept any interference they receive.
} It's not like these set could possibly do any real harm to
} a licensed user....