[Motorola] Windows software for Motorola radios?

[Mike May]

Since there is no general generic KEY available, they are all unique and
require a KVL to generate i think this is why it is illegal.


Mike.
rertman@ix.netcom.com wrote:

> Interesting point.  One might well argue that use of an encryption
> system whose key is readily available to the general public (and, of
> course, the FCC) is not being used to obscure the meaning of the
> information being encrypted and transmitted.
>
> 73,
>
> Dick W1NMZ
>
> Gary Chatters wrote:
> >
> > This is an interesting point.  I have been assuming that these
> > encryption systems are not permitted on ham bands, but after thinking
> > about it I am not so sure.
> >
> > The rules prohibit coding to "obscure the meaning" of a transmission.
> > However, as more digital modes become available the FCC has become
> > quite tolerant, especially on VHF of what is allowed.
> > In the case of a well known technology with the encoding key
> > published, you could argue that it is not obsuring the meaning
> > any more than any digital transmission scheme that requires
> > special equipment that could be obtained easily.
> >
> > Reviewing part 97 for the details on this could be interesting.
> >
> > gc
> >
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