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You dont have to provide detailed specifics of your business use case, usually just a sentence is fine. But 90.35 does not allow for individuals to be licensed
by ac29 2y ago
You dont have to provide detailed specifics of your business use case, usually just a sentence is fine.
But 90.35 does not allow for individuals to be licensed for personal communications. My guess is that if a ham club is offering this to members, it is doing so as an educational institution, or a public safety organization. If the license is granted that way, using it for personal communications would be impermissible.
- philsnow 2y agoI doubt that there are requirements on the number of members of a ham club, you could probably have a 1- or 2-member "club" for the adults in your household, right?
- ac29 2y agoYou can read the text of 90.35 here: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/90.35 https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/47/90.35 Could you get the FCC to grant you a license you if you say you have a 2 person organization in your house? Maybe, I'd even say its likely if you spent a few minutes to get an EIN before getting your FRN. Does that make it legal to use a commercial license for personal use? No.