Legally NO
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From: Duane J Marcroft <[email protected]>
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Hi Treg'rs
I have a question, if anyone could answer it I would appreciate it.
I know rsNTR 21 has not been approved. But, if I design the DAA per NET 4
or rsNTR 21 for say the U.K. is it legal to use the modem in any other
country? I'm not asking if it can sold in any other country, just if it
can be legally carried to another EU country and used. I've read the
verbage dealing with this point, but I'm still not clear if this the case.
Thank you in advance.
Regards,
Duane Marcroft
Telecom Consultant
