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"Del Cecchi" wrote: So to summarize, with the possible exception of CB there is no legal way for me to keep in contact while out fishing that is affordable and likely to work. However, since I am pretty well off in the boonies with no Coast Guard and few federal officials I could likely get away with VHF, since it would really be difficult to distinguish my "base station" from another boat, and boat to boat communication is perfectly all right. Besides by the time they tracked me down summer would be over. :-) del Well Yes, all that you state is true, but a Person with an Ounce of PERSONAL INTEGRITY, wouldn't violate the Law just for convience. Actually you could very easily just get yourself a Business Radio Service License, and use Land Mobile VHF Radios and be perfectly LEGAL, in all respects. I am suprised no one else came up with that option. It is what Business Radio Service is all about. You will not get your own Private Frequency, but a shared frequency with PL would do you just spiffy..... Bruce in alaska once an FCC Field Agent......... -- add a 2 before @ |
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