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In the early 70's the CB band also required a license. When the "CB boom"
hit in the mid 70's, the FCC found it didn't have the resources to handle the huge influx of applications, or the the resources to enforce people operating without a liscense. So to save face - they threw the service open to free usage. To date, I've never heard of a case of FCC enforcement on CB that didn't involve numerous complaints about the same operator coupled with the FCC being spoon fed the location of the offender. These complaints always involved very excessive power, or extremely profane operation. Unliscensed operation was way too petty to squander resources on. -W "Keith" wrote in message Now how many folks who got these for Christmas do you think are going to apply for an FCC license? Sure reminds me of the old CB radio days. Just another taxation scheme. |
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