Re: ARLA/CLUSTER: EUA: 1000 Dólares de multa por não se identificar com o seu indicativo, pudendo chegar a 16000 por dia,

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Mais grave ainda...
 Os que só dizem metade do indicativo, ficando o prefixo na " gaveta".....

No dia segunda-feira, 27 de julho de 2015, Pinto <ct1ano  outlook.com>
escreveu:

> Boas.
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> É pena que aqui não façam nada aos que intencionalmente fazem publicidade
> a certas casas comerciais.
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> Pinto
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> nome de *João Costa > CT1FBF
> *Enviada:* segunda-feira, 27 de Julho de 2015 17:45
> *Para:* Cluster-ARLA
> *Assunto:* ARLA/CLUSTER: EUA: 1000 Dólares de multa por não se
> identificar com o seu indicativo, pudendo chegar a 16000 por dia,
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> FCC proposes fining Radio Ham $1000 for failing to identify
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> The USA communications regulator, the FCC, takes amateur radio
> identification seriously
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> The ARRL report:
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> The FCC has proposed fining a Georgia ham $1000 for alleged failure to
> properly identify. David J. Tolassi, W4BHV, had been warned last August
> about not following the Commission’s Part 97 ID rules. The FCC said his
> “deliberate disregard� of that warning warranted the proposed penalty.
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> “Mr Tolassi…has a history of failing to comply with the rules governing
> the Amateur Radio Service,� the FCC said in a Notice of Apparent Liability
> for Forfeiture (NAL), released on July 22. As the NAL recounted, agents
> from the FCC’s Atlanta Office used direction-finding techniques to locate
> the source of a signal on 14.313 MHz to Tolassi’s residence in Ringold,
> Georgia.
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> “The agents monitored and recorded transmissions during which Mr Tolassi
> failed to transmit his assigned call sign,� the FCC said. “The agents
> interviewed Mr Tolassi later that evening, and, while he admitted operating
> that evening, he denied making the unidentified transmissions.�
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> Nonetheless, the FCC determined that Tolassi “apparently repeatedly
> violated Section 97.119(a)� of the rules. The Commission pointed that it
> could have assessed a forfeiture of $16,000 a day for a continuing
> violation, but it settled on a $1000 fine.
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> Read the full ARRL story at
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> http://www.arrl.org/news/fcc-proposes-fining-georgia-ham-1000-for-failing-to-identify
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> FCC Part 97 Amateur Radio service Regulations
> http://www.ecfr.gov/cgi-bin/text-idx?tpl=/ecfrbrowse/
> Title47/47cfr97_main_02.tpl
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