I was wondering when that was going to come up.

7O1YGF was NOT disallowed by the DXCC because the license was signed by the
wrong person.

In fact... it has not been disallowed at all, as I understand it.

7O1YGF remains in "pending documentation" status.

That is to say that, as would be the case of ANY entity on the list that
operation from is for one reason or another difficult or near-impossible to
come by, the 7O1YGF DXpedition has been expected to provide documentation
that they had permission to enter the country and operate legally from it.
(This is the legacy of Don Miller, Romeo, and a few others of that ilk, I
might add).  My understanding is that this documentation has yet to be
produced.

When he was still at the League, Wayne Mills N7NG was waiting for any
documentation.  Do a search on the League web site, you can read his own
words on the subject for yourself.  While Wayne is no longer in CT, I
suspect that the same attitude remains the same.  The onus on the approval
of the operation rests on the team.  Have they nothing to show that they
were allowed to be there?

But getting back to our current little tempest in a teapot:

Was the OH2AM club call improperly used?  As I said before, I lack
sufficient knowledge of the CEPT rules to judge.

If it was improperly used, presumably in error (as I can't see any reason
for it to be anything else), is this alone an infraction sufficient enough
to disallow the operation?  (Remember that the discretion on this lies with
the DXCC -- it MAY rule that this is a large enough infraction, but it
doesn't HAVE to)

And yes... where are all the FJ hams?  And I have to further wonder... if
they choose not to operate, then what's the beef?

73

-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Joe Stepansky
Sent: Saturday, December 29, 2007 7:45 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [DX-CHAT] FJ: Canned Worms (long)


Well, 7O1YGF was disallowed for DXCC because the license (or whatever) was
supposedly signed by the "wrong person".  I'm not trying to start
something, but I figure if that technicality is enough to disallow credit,
this probably is too.

But several have mentioned something I'd not thought about.  Let's assume
for a minute that FJ/OH2AM is disallowed for DXCC.  WHERE ARE ALL THE FJ
HAMS RIGHT NOW?  Yes, I'm shouting.  Were it me, were I an FJ ham, I'd be
doing two things:

1.  Not worrying much about FJ/OH2AM DXCC legality.  I might be a little
cheesed they started first, but I wouldn't have let that situation develop
to begin with.  I'd have been on the air on the first day FJ became an
entity.  Even with FJ/OH2AM's presence I would have been on 10 (you never
know), 15, RTTY, 160, etc.

2.  With FJ/OH2AM no longer operating, I'd be pounding away giving
everybody a new one.  That's what bothers me right now.  What is the
possible motivation to avoid being on the air?  FJ5KH has already been on
the air, so it's not like this will be another "first time" operation.

By far, #2 bothers me the most.  OK, feel free to question the "legality"
of the previous operation, but then don't keep your rigs cold.  Get on the
air and have some fun.  I'm confused.

73, Joe KQ3F

At 12:23 AM 12/29/2007 -0500, Ron Notarius W3WN wrote:

>IF this is correct... if the club call was improperly used... is THIS
enough
>to cause the DXCC desk to disapprove of the operation for DXCC purposes?



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