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Off Pavement · 04-04-2012, 08:39 PM

I read the statement to say...

Even though our published requirement is not met, you can operate the same as a Canadian ham that has his/her Basic, 5 WPM certificate, and Advanced Qualifications as required by Canadian rules. Additionally, I can't operate beyond my US license privileges.

To be a bit more specific, I need to read up on the Canadian license privileges for those with Basic, 5 WPM and Advanced Qualifications, but in reality, I think Radio has it right when saying... "Come on up, bring your rig and your ticket, and have a good time."

04-04-2012, 08:39 PM	#4
Off Pavement ACØUS Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: Cambridge, Nebraska Posts: 22	I read the statement to say... Even though our published requirement is not met, you can operate the same as a Canadian ham that has his/her Basic, 5 WPM certificate, and Advanced Qualifications as required by Canadian rules. Additionally, I can't operate beyond my US license privileges. To be a bit more specific, I need to read up on the Canadian license privileges for those with Basic, 5 WPM and Advanced Qualifications, but in reality, I think Radio has it right when saying... "Come on up, bring your rig and your ticket, and have a good time." __________________ Please Support Multiple Use of our Public Lands! Brian & Margie www.rv-camping.org Sunseeker 2300 - Gozer II Jeep Wrangler - Blackie