Wouldn't it be what type of license FJ allowed, not OH ???
Bill
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: GERRY 
  To: dx-chat@njdxa.org 
  Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 8:18 PM
  Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] FJ Can of worms



  It's clear that OH2AM is a club call and therefore Class C.

        call name address zip city class @sral.fi email 
        OH0B OH0R OH2R OH0AM OH2AM OH-DX-Ring Ry PL 73 02381 ESPOO   C 

  http://oh-callbook.sral.fi/?call=oh2am&name=&addr=&zip=&city=&class=&lang=EN

  It's clear that the CEPT regulations does not include class C in their OH 
allowed CEPT users.
  Appendix 2: http://www.ero.dk/doc98/Official/Word/TR6101E.DOC

  Gerry VE6LB
    ----- Original Message ----- 
    From: Zack Widup 
    To: dx-chat@njdxa.org 
    Sent: Friday, December 28, 2007 5:00 PM
    Subject: RE: [DX-CHAT] FJ Can of worms


    On Fri, 28 Dec 2007, Ron Notarius W3WN wrote:

    > A very interesting document.
    >
    > I noticed that one item appeared to be missing... when the first 
complaints
    > surfaced, one of the "charges" was that of possibly illegal entry to FJ 
via
    > a privately chartered boat, as I recall.  No mention of that in the 
letter.
    > As a certain fictional television character used to say, "Fascinating."
    >
    > The charge over the alleged misuse of the club callsign for the DXpedition
    > is probably the most serious complaint.  But as meticulous as Martti 
usually
    > is on planning his jaunts, I find it hard to believe that this detail was
    > overlooked.  And, of course, nobody's perfect, so it may have been a true
    > oversight on his part.
    >

    I wondered about that myself.  As you said, "Fascinating!"

    > But... was a license issued, and if so, what call was on it?  If FJ/OH2AM
    > was on the license -- does that make the operation invalid?  I'm sure 
that's
    > one of the things the DXAC and DXCC desk will get to iron out, a task I
    > don't envy them.
    >

    I was under the impression that as a CEPT country, anyone from another 
    CEPT country could just go there and operate.  I could just go and operate 
    as FJ/W9SZ.  The main contention seems to be now about the callsign used 
    after the "FJ/".

    > Having said that... I've got to tell you, gang, that this is one of a 
string
    > of disturbing precedents that we've seen over the last few years.  Sort 
of a
    > DX'ing version of NIMBY.  Recall all the complaints from the HP hams over
    > the H8A trip a few years back, for one (specifically over the actual call 
on
    > the license)?  And there have been others along the same lines, which many
    > of you know much more about than I ever will.
    >
    > I can't blame some of the resident FJ hams from feeling that their triumph
    > got trumped, that their own plans to "inaugurate" the new entity in their
    > own way got pulled out from under them.  Under similar circumstances, I
    > might feel the same way.  But whatever happened (I ask rhetorically) to 
good
    > sportsmanship?
    >
    > 73, ron w3wn
    >

    So where are they?  Why aren't they doing a similar operation when they 
    know how much in demand the entity still is?

    73, Zack W9SZ


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