Re: ARLA/CLUSTER: Por 21,40 dolares pode ter um indicativo personalizado nos EUA (tradução livre para "vanity callsign")

[Rui Silva]

Acho eu, que aqui em Portugal deviam fazer o mesmo, aliás até "encaixavam"
mais receita, com a personalização!

Diga-se que fui fazer o exame já com o intuito de verificar a possibilidade
de ter um IC que não estava atribuido a ninguém!
Mas quando a menina me disse que era o sistema que criava aleatoriamente,
cairam as minhas expectativas!
Mas pagaria para ter um IC personalizado! Os 20 Euros para mim, eram
aceitáveis!



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Não é um papel que diz aquilo que somos, mas sim, o que fazemos.

2014-09-08 10:45 GMT+01:00 João Costa > CT1FBF <ct1fbf  gmail.com>:

> New Amateur Radio vanity callsign fee set at $21.40
>
> The FCC has adjusted very slightly downward - to $21.40 - its proposed
> Amateur Service vanity call sign regulatory fee for Fiscal Year 2014.
>
> In a June Notice of Proposed Rule Making (NPRM), the Commission said it
> was planning to hike the current $16.10 vanity fee to $21.60 for the
> 10-year license term.
>
> The FCC released a Report and Order and Further Notice of Proposed
> Rulemaking (R&O) in the proceeding on August 29, in which it recalculated
> the fee to $21.40 for the 10-year license term. The $5.30 increase still
> represents the largest vanity fee hike in many years.
>
> The new $21.40 fee does not go into effect until 30 days after the R&O is
> published in The Federal Register.
>
> In the R&O, the FCC said it considered eliminating the regulatory fee for
> Amateur Radio vanity call sign applications but decided not to do so "at
> this time," because it lacks "adequate support to determine whether the
> cost of recovery and burden on small entities outweighs the collected
> revenue; or whether eliminating the fee would adversely affect the
> licensing process." The Commission said it would reevaluate this issue in
> the future to determine if it should eliminate other fee categories.
>
> The FCC's Wireless Telecommunications Bureau sets the vanity call sign
> regulatory fee using projections of new applications and renewals, taking
> into consideration existing Commission licensee databases, such as the
> Universal Licensing System (ULS) database.
>
> The FCC reported there were 11,500 "payment units" in FY 2014. The
> Commission said the vanity program generated an estimated $230,230 in FY
> 2013 revenue, and it estimated that it would collect nearly $246,100 in FY
> 2014.
>
> The vanity call sign regulatory fee is payable when applying for a new
> vanity call sign or when renewing a vanity call sign, although some older
> vanity call signs are not subject to the regulatory fee.
>
> Fonte: The American Radio Relay League <http://www.arrl.org/>
>
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