Ron Wright wrote: > > I'm not sure the callsign of the repeater is the trustee. I as a > trustee of my ham station can have another ham use my station using > their callsign. If operating outside their license, but within mine > they must include my call with theirs, but if repeater is operating > within say a Tech's license freq, but I am the trustee then the repeater > can ID with their call. > > All Ham Stations must have a trustee, but not necessarily ID with it. > > If a violation is sited both the trustee and the call being used can be > held responsible. Same with control ops. > > As with a club call there is a trustee, but the call is of the club. > Just the trustee has agreed to allow use of whatever station; HF, > repeater, etc. >
Yikes...look up a ham call sign on the FCC ULS web site...the PERSON listed (there will ALWAYS be a person) IS the license trustee...ALWAYS!!!!! > > > > On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 11:19 AM, wd8chl wrote: > > Bob M. wrote: > >> Regarding trustees: club stations certainly need one. I think it's >> just customary even for privately owned repeaters to have trustees, >> even if it's in name only, and it could certainly be the station >> owner, but it doesn't have to be. A repeater could be owned by a >> novice (who couldn't use it) but an extra class person could be the >> trustee. > > __/ > o_O > > Huh? ALL repeaters MUST have a license trustee!!! What ever callsign it > ID's with is the trustee, whether club or not. > > It's only a matter of whether the license is valid or not... > > >
