| |
VE3WBZ > ALL 30.12.12 01:33l 82 Lines 3307 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
BID : 16883_VE3LSR
Read: GUEST
Subj: RE: KB2VXA's comments
Path: IZ3LSV<I0OJJ<VE3UIL<VE3LSR
Sent: 121230/0019Z @:VE3LSR.#SCON.ON.CAN.NOAM #:16883 [Barrie] $:16883_VE3LSR
From: VE3WBZ@VE3LSR.#SCON.ON.CAN.NOAM
To : ALL@WW
TO: ALL @WW
FR: VE3WBZ
DT: Saturday, December 29th.,2012 @1855hrs EST
<< Quoting KB2VXA to ALL @WW >>
> From : KB2VXA To : ALL @WW
> Type/Status : B$ Date/Time : 29-Dec 16:53
> Bid : 31711_VK6ZRT Message # : 82403
> Title : Re: VE3WBZ > license fee & privacy
>
> Hi Pete and all,
>
> Just to clarify things a bit, when it comes to privacy on air
> it's a grey area. The Communications Act of 1934 as ammended and
> another fairly recently (don't recall the year) essentially state
> that while the airwaves are free and open there is limited privacy
> when it comes to communications other than broadcast, Amateur and CB.
Hello Warren, and thanks for that ...but ??? Well thats ok for you
in the USA, and I was dealing with the laws enacted in CANADA,
and my experience with them, while I was so brief, as I am sure
that other countrys have their versions of their Laws governing
this issue.
Broadcast is by the word, intended for the masses or citizens.
> One may divulge overall meaning but not specific content without
> permission. In other words quoting is forbidden but there are
> ways around that such as not disclosing the specific station.
> Bottom line; when on the air or the internet there is no expectation
> of privacy. That last BTW is a legal phrase, you can't complain
> when there is no expectation of privacy.
> Licensing. Back in the CB daze the license fee was $5 for 5 years
> and $ for renewal. Oops, $5 for renewal.
Our CB or GRS in CANADA, was $ 3.00 for three years, with the expration
date on the licence to operate GRS. Business band CB was $ 20 per
base and $ 10 per mobile. Then the GRS <CB> jumped to $ 12 for 3 years
and I think they regretted it, with the numbers who like I filed
some interesting complaints that in a previous posting I mentioned
and BTW I was upheld in my complaints, in my case it went to Ottawa
for higher court due to the circumastances being not handled in Toronto.
> Amateur Radio is free for 10 years with free renewal for standard
> sequential callsign licenses and initially when the vanity
> callsign program went ino effect it was $30 for application and
> renewal, it went up a bit but I can't quote an exact figure offhand.
I used to remember when a Canadian licence came from the Ministry
of Fisheries, but then calls then were made up and registered
and then too a few became famous as they became broadcast stattions
like 9RB. When I came interested the Dept of Transport was handling
it, and the exam was I think $ 25.00 and yearly fee for the callsign
was $ .50 ..yeppers !!!! FIFTY CENTS ...how times have changed
as now as with GRS it is ZERO. No protection and thats the breaks.
> I don't reacll the exact content of KA9LCF's bull but the legal
> beagle stuff was spot on, just left a couple of holes I just
> filled... sort of.
Yes it was ... I guess, but then only applied to the USA. And then
too International the issue is how to apply ..what?
Ok on FCC .. I'll leave'em to you.
> POP! That was me pulling my tongue out of my cheek.
>
> 73 de Warren
>
> [End of Message #82403 from KB2VXA]
Hmmm those icepops taste great !
ttfn
Peter VE3WBZ
Read previous mail | Read next mail
| |
