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My friend told me I need to learn morse code, radio theory, rules and
regulations in order to pass the Ham license test. Why can't I just operate without a license? Who will know? RB Well, there are many pirate/fake call sign operators out there, but legit operators may not want to talk to you if you can't give a valid call sign. Also, in the rare case that the FCC catches you, they can lay a big fine on you and block you from getting a license in the future. I heard of some people who carry ham radios with no license aboard as a safety item and to simply monitor. I'm sure someone has the specifics on all of this. RB |
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