[Milsurplus] ITAR

[Bob Camp]

Hi

We play with ITAR all the time at work. It's a wonderful bunch of  
"stuff". You can go to a week long course and come back even more  
confused than you were before you started.

Since it's very confusing, there are a lot of people who are confused  
about it. The intent is to keep stuff that goes into weapons systems  
out of the bad guys hands. Taken to the extreme, a F-16 uses nuts and  
bolts and it's a weapons system. Therefore nuts and bolts are regulated.

Depending on what you have and what you are looking for an appeal  
might be worth it. It also might create an even bigger problem.

Bob
KB8TQ

On Jul 3, 2007, at 9:06 PM, chris christensen wrote:

> HI ALL OLD AND NEW HAMS HAS ANY ONE HAD TROUBLE GETTING PART AND  
> BEEN TOLD THAT THE EQUIP IS REG AND UR NOT TO HAVE IT HMMM I HAVE  
> 30 YEARS OF THIS STUFF THEY SOLD IT TO ME?: THEY NOW WANT ME TO  
> REGISTRY
> IT LIKE A GUN HMMM NOW I CANT GO TO A SWAP MEET AND SELL IT UNLESS
> THE BUYER HAS A REG NUMBER ......??????/?HAS ANY ONE HAD THIS TROUBLE
>
>
> WHEN I GOT MY HAM L    I  ....SWORE OATH  OF SECRET TO THE QUEEN
> SO IF I GET A ITAR NUMBER I CANT SELL A THING LESS THEY HAVE ONE
> THAT ALSO WANT TO KNOW EVERY THING YOU HAVE PLUS BOOKS
> AND IF THEY ARE LOCKED UP..........?????????????????? NEW LAW.....?
>
> VE7DAT HAM FOR OVER 30 YEARS
> WHEN I GOT MY FIRST RIG IT WAS MILITARY ALL MY EQ IS...RRRRRRRRRRRR
>
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