The amateur R/C operator has 2 problems...he is using outdated equipment and
outdated frequencies according to the coordinating body for R/C. Of
course...being an licensed Amateur Radio operator he has the right to do both.
The beginning of the problem is with the outdated ARRL plan for 6 meter
Who is the coordinating body (bodies?) for R/C? Website?
Where can I find the frequency list and mode requirements online?
Thanks,
Joe M.
On Sun 11/10/09 9:09 AM , lenaw12 wa1...@amsat.org sent:
The amateur R/C operator has 2 problems...he is using outdated equipment
and outdated
Again, operating in the Ham Bands doesn't hold the R/C guy to these specs as he
can or might have rolled his own.
However the specs show good engineering practice which as an Amateur he should
aim toward. He really has no recourse except that others try to work with him.
Crystals are often
Your assertions are true as far as they go, but AMA insurance is then
invalid, and most other insurers follow their lead. The AMA standards
are the litmus test for insurabilty and represent 'good practice'
If the guy is rolling his own, he would understand enough to avoid this
problem entirely.
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