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Mostly. Ham is meant for play, not as a primary means of communication or for commercial purposes. If everything is encrypted, how could you tell? How could yo
by sseagull 5y ago
Mostly. Ham is meant for play, not as a primary means of communication or for commercial purposes.
If everything is encrypted, how could you tell? How could you even tell that the users were licensed?
- jjoonathan 5y agoBy not encrypting the call signs because unencrypted call signs aren't the problematic restriction. It's the content restrictions that are stifling in the modern world. Also: progress has changed the landscape. HFDF used to be difficult for the military but now it's easy for hobbyists, and not just in last-mile form, but in coordinated always-on infrastructure form. The regulations were not written with this in mind. With an active community this fact alone might obviate the need for many a regulation.
- nyanpasu64 5y agoAnd I'm not broadcasting my legal name and mailing address so i can "play" with radio transmissions.