Re: [TowerTalk] Operating in Canada

["Alan NV8A (ex. AB2OS)" <nv8a@att.net>]

The only gotcha that I could find out -- and it doesn't apply to many 
people -- is that one has to be a US citizen. Or, more generally, one 
has to be a citizen of the country that issued the license.

As an Australian citizen with a US License, I decided that I was not 
going to try to operate in Canada.

Alan NV8A


On 09/02/04 11:29 pm Dave Cook put fingers to keyboard and launched the 
following message into cyberspace:

> The concensus is that I just need a copy of my license. Apparently (from the
> concensus of opinions) is that the free travel between the USA and Canada
> applies to operating ham radio as well. The only restriction is that I must
> operate in the US ham band allocations (per my license privledges), and am
> not allowed to operate as a Canadian in their band allocations.
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