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Ryk wrote: On Thu, 17 Jul 2008 21:20:45 GMT, in message Bruce in alaska wrote: Having been in the Radio Regulation Enforcement Biz for many years, it never ceases to amaze me, what folks think, and say about, how Maritime Mobile Radio is supposed to work, and why things are they way they are. In my neck of the woods (Eastern Lake Ontario) 16 remains the only calling channel. (and Canadian marinas monitor 68) I used to have a VHF station license for my boat, but dropped it when the local requirement went away. Somebody recently suggested to me that I would need a station license to legitimately operate my radio (on a Canadian registered vessel) in US waters. I do have an operator's license. Do I need more to be legit in the US? Ryk Yes, to legally operate your VHF Radio in US Waters you are REQUIRED by International Convention (ITU International Telecommunication Union) to have a current Radio Station License issued by the Country of your FLAG. -- Bruce in alaska add path after fast to reply |
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