(Araucaria) Fwd: ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM

[Cicero Xavier Silva]

COMO DISSE O GRANDE FILÓSOFO GALVÃO BUENO:
EU JÁ SABIA!!!
73
Xavier, PY7ZY


2008/1/11, André Berzotti <andreberzotti em gmail.com>:
>
> Operação de FJ/OH2AM foi validada.
>
> 73" DX's e ótimo final de semana a todos...
>
> André-PY5EW
>
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: ARRL Web site <memberlist em www.arrl.org>
> Date: 11/01/2008 18:56
> Subject: ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM
> To: andreberzotti em gmail.com
> Cc: ARRL Members <Subscribed>
>
>
> SB DX @ ARL $ARLD003
> ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM
>
> ZCZC AE03
> QST de W1AW
> DX Bulletin 3  ARLD003
> >From ARRL Headquarters
> Newington CT  January 11, 2008
> To all radio amateurs
>
> SB DX ARL ARLD003
> ARLD003 Information on FJ/OH2AM
>
> This operation by OH2BH and OH0XX was conducted under CEPT
> Recommendation T/R 61-01. This Recommendation makes it possible for
> radio amateurs from CEPT countries (and certain non-CEPT countries)
> to operate in other CEPT countries without obtaining an individual
> temporary license from the visited CEPT country.
>
> Complaints were received from several individuals. The main thrust
> of the complaints is that the operators used a club call for which
> Laine is station trustee, rather than their individual callsigns.
>
> The intention of the operators in using a single callsign was to
> limit the number of duplicate contacts. Many DXpeditions use club or
> special-issue callsigns for this reason. The Recommendation makes no
> mention of club callsigns but says that the visiting license holder
> "must use his national call sign preceded by the call sign prefix of
> the visited country." Other operations using club callsigns from
> French territory, including in the Caribbean, have taken place under
> provisions of the Recommendation and have been credited for DXCC.
>
> Since the question was raised, checking with various CEPT
> administrations and with the European Radiocommunication Office
> (ERO) has revealed different views regarding the use of club
> callsigns under the Recommendation. The ERO observes that the use of
> a club callsign could prevent an administration from determining
> whether a particular operator is qualified and concludes, "Club
> members, including the holder of the club call sign, should use
> their national personal call signs when abroad."
>
> In the case of FJ/OH2AM, the two operators clearly were qualified to
> operate in St Barthelemy under the Recommendation. They utilized a
> call authorized to them by their national authority. The purpose of
> a radio station callsign is to identify the administration and the
> licensee responsible for the operation of the station. The use of
> FJ/OH2AM rather than FJ/OH2BH and FJ/OH0XX did not thwart this
> purpose.
> NNNN
> /EX
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