On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, Riley Williams wrote: > > Just put GB50BO in the callsign field... > > Thereby contravening the regulations in just about EVERY country I've > ever operated in! Certainly, doing that is against the British > regulations, the US regulations, the Canadian regulations, the French > regulations...should I keep going? AFAIK the UK regulations have nothing to say about the AX.25 layer 2 callsign. We have to have CW ID to identify the callsign of the station. If the AX.25 layer 2 callsign legally identified the station transmitting the frame, then every NET/ROM node would be illegal when using layer 2 downlink. 73, Andrew G8FSL -- Andrew Benham [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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