If you remote across borders, don’t you need at a minimum the proper
license to do that?
Where is the difference to being there in person?
New rule proposal: for all remote contest operations, have the operator
submit evidence of proper licensing, similar as is done for DXCC approved
operations, you have to prove you had permission to operate a station from
the location/country you remote to. And also prove that you really
operated a remote station located where you claim it is located.
What's the difference to being there in person? Why don't you demand that
evidence from DXpeditions being (or claiming to be) there in person? What
makes them more trustworthy?
73, Olli - DH8BQA
Smlining more and more with every new post on the topic ... ;-)
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