[BC]a question for the CFR experts

[JYRussell@academicplanet.com]

So, why wouldn't that work the other way around -
Meaning, if your station is suddenly "plopping down" right in the middle of 
somebody else's signal, isn't that also interference?

Unintentionally done, sure, but if you find a way to do it and make it 
happen again and again on purpose, wouldn't it become fineable?

Jason
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Robert Meuser" <Robertm at broadcast.net>
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Sent: Saturday, December 31, 2005 4:27 PM
Subject: Re: [BC]a question for the CFR experts


> Absolutely not. If your manager feels that way you should have decent QSL 
> cards.  The only limits any station has is its protected contours and that 
> pertains to where another station can legally interfere with you.
>
> R
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> JYRussell at academicplanet.com wrote:
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>> Isn't it spec'd in the CFR that it is indeed patently illegal to 
>> intentionally attempt to communicate by commercial radio communication 
>> with parties beyond your licensed contour..? (Or some fancy language 
>> version of that...)
>>
>>   which part...section etc....?
>>
>>  It always gives me fits when a listener sends in a letter to the station 
>> with accurate reception reports... usually a ham person, or late-night 
>> radio afficianado, which is fine and dandy... BUT...  when the GM presses 
>> me to answer them because he's "proud of his little station", I always 
>> try to make it plain in the letter that it was never our intent nor did 
>> we ever expect to send a signal so far.   I bring up ducting when it's 
>> the FM, explain the AM a bit if it's the AM... thank them politely, send 
>> them a bumper sticker and warn them to keep their card (which, sure, I 
>> send back!) but I remind them it's not likely they'll hear us again...
>>
>>   Too far in the CYA department... not enough...?
>> Jason
>> Jason
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