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From: Philip (no email)
Date: Sat Sep 03 2005 - 10:39:41 EDT
Jeff,
According to the ARRL, your licence is is good in home and international
waters. Within the territorial waters of any other country you are required
to have a reciprocal license if you wish to operate your transmitter. The
U.S. does not require a reciprocal license for Canadian hams.
I suggest you visit Canada's National Amateur Radio Society at
http://www.rac.ca/regulatory/rcip.htm and http://www.arrl.org/ they have a
many pages devoted to "foreign" ham radio operation and licensing with far
more details.
Real World? You live in it. You make it. You take the risks and the rewards.
Philip, AE4OV
At 08:54 AM 9/3/2005, Jeff Smith wrote:
>Hi Folks.
>
>Being a Canadian HAM, I have a VE3 license and also a VE0 "offshore" one.
>
>I am unclear as to when and where either can be used while cruising.v
>
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