On 4/21/2011 3:33 PM, Mike Morrow wrote:
> Chip wrote:
>
>> While a ship's master may choose to prohibit your use of a QRP rig
>> on board,
>
> He *definitely* has that authority. In fact, what is very questionable
> is his authority to *allow* ham operation. It doesn't matter that QRP
> is to be
Folks, this thread was closed yesterday at 1604 PDT.
73, Eric WA6HHQ
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On 4/22/2011 12:55 AM, James Maynard wrote:
> U.S. hams on their own US-flagged boats are governed by FCC rule 97.11,
> which effectively forbids using the boat's marine HF radio also as the
> boat's only ama
On 2011-04-21 01:53 PM, Chip Stratton wrote:
> Actual use of marine SSB frequencies by large commercial vessels seems to be
> exceedingly rare in this day of global satellite phone coverage, though
> there is still a requirement to carry MF/HF equipment depending on the
> operational distance from
U.S. hams on their own US-flagged boats are governed by FCC rule 97.11,
which effectively forbids using the boat's marine HF radio also as the
boat's only amateur radio. If the vessel is "voluntarily equipped" with
a marine radio (as private yachts of any reasonable size would be), you
are per
y, but this is worked for me. If
> it was legal or not is anyone's guess, all I know is that on
> board any of the ships my company owns or charters, the
> Ships' Master word is God.
>
> -lu-W4LT (9V1/W4LT last year)-
>
> ===
>
> Messa
this is worked for me. If
it was legal or not is anyone's guess, all I know is that on
board any of the ships my company owns or charters, the
Ships' Master word is God.
-lu-W4LT (9V1/W4LT last year)-
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Date: Thu, 21 Apr 2011 18:33:31 -0400 (E
Folks - This is drifting pretty far OT. Let's move it off list for now.
73, Eric
List Moderator.
On 4/21/2011 3:33 PM, Mike Morrow wrote:
> Chip wrote:
>
>> While a ship's master may choose to prohibit your use of a QRP rig
>> on board,
> He *definitely* has that authority. In fact, what is
Chip wrote:
> While a ship's master may choose to prohibit your use of a QRP rig
> on board,
He *definitely* has that authority. In fact, what is very questionable
is his authority to *allow* ham operation. It doesn't matter that QRP
is to be used.
> the likelihood of it actually interfering w
he FCC
recognizes what it is.
73,
Ron AC7AC
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Actual use of marine SSB frequencies by large commercial vessels seems to be
exceedingly rare in this day of global satellite phone coverage, though
there is still a requirement to carry MF/HF equipment depending on the
operational distance from shore. While a ship's master may choose to
prohibit y
Please see comments below:
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Ron wrote:
> ...ships use SSB on the HF bands for long distance communications
> - both voice and data - on frequencies right in between the bands
> were us Hams "play" on HF.
> The Safety of Life at Sea protocols never depend solely on satellite
> communications.
Many hams, even the the days
Ron,
Very interesting info.Thanks for sharing...
73
Barry K8QI
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I had heard that it was possible to get access to the radio room on certain
cruise lines. I asked one (unnamed) line what the procedur
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That's great, Monty! My wife and I are Holland America fans, we just took a
cruise this spring on the Nieuw Amsterdam and loved it. What did you do to
get permission to operate onboard? I may have to try that sometime.
73,
Steve, KW
That's great, Monty! My wife and I are Holland America fans, we just took a
cruise this spring on the Nieuw Amsterdam and loved it. What did you do to
get permission to operate onboard? I may have to try that sometime.
73,
Steve, KW4H
On Wed, Apr 20, 2011 at 6:52 PM, Monty Shultes wrote:
> A
The MS Veendam is big iron box, Hi! What did you use for an antenna Monty?
Ron AC7AC
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Another year, another cruise, aboard the MS Veendam, to celebrate my wife
Paula's and my 50th wedding anniversary.
I used my KX1 to contact EU3AR in Belarus, while off the coast of Br
Another year, another cruise, aboard the MS Veendam, to celebrate my wife
Paula's and my 50th wedding anniversary.
I used my KX1 to contact EU3AR in Belarus, while off the coast of Brazil, and
AA3B in Pennsylvania while off the coast of Venezuela.
Rainy days shortened my operating on the many s
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