Funny statement, looks like the Mexican governement needs some new
lawyers. :-)
You get a license in which you can operate according to the Mexican
license rules with exception of:
- participation in Dx contests.
So you are allowed to make a 2000 qso's in a contest but not allowed
to send in a log? And participation in domestic contests and NA only is
allowed? Or is it that any contest which does not have the word DX in
its name is allowed?
- special contests. There is nothing special with contesting so this is
a useless addition.
- special expeditions. For me travelling to XE to operate hamradio would
be a special expedition. This permit would be useless.
My wife will like the permit, no radio at all during a holiday. Looks
like Mexico is going to be in our list of allowed holiday locations.
73 Henk PA5KT
Op 17-01-2011 1:20, VR2BrettGraham schreef:
> Based on http://ham-blog.de/wp-content/images/xe1-dl6kac1.jpg it seems
> any visitor to XE with one of these temporary permits couldn't
> legitimately participate in a "Dx contest" under any circumstances - the
> words mean what they say& none of them say anything other than "no
> contest", full stop.
>
> Estado de derecho o estado de hombre? Si es la última, qué lástima.
>
> Now we can add this one to a list that includes signing call contrary to
> reciprocal agreements, use of reciprocal agreement or other basis to
> operate that isn't applicable to the visitor& who knows what else that
> is tolerated in radiosport. Heck, if the operator isn't necessarily
> doing the operating any more, why bother with any of this licensing
> stuff to being with?
>
> 73, ex-VR2BG/p.
>
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