l'escargot
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Document issued 4 July 2006 - Here
Lifetime ships’ radio licensing - Format of new licences
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Topcat47
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And yet I was issued a one-year license on 23rd June and told there was no official "start date" for it...............
VicS
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A start date has not been officially stated. The anticipated start date of 1 Oct 06 now looks to be doubtful, but we already knew that.
At least it still says the online issue will be free.
At least it still says the online issue will be free.
boatone
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Ofcom will send by post these new licences, 6 weeks before the date when the old licences are due to expire but only to those licensees whose old licences expire on or after 1 October 20062. Any licences which expire before this date must be renewed with the RLC and will not be replaced with the new licence at that time.
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Seems clear enough ?
Ofcom will send by post these new licences, 6 weeks before the date when the old licences are due to expire but only to those licensees whose old licences expire on or after 1 October 20062. Any licences which expire before this date must be renewed with the RLC and will not be replaced with the new licence at that time.
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Seems clear enough ?
charles_reed
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Interesting omission
of all the MF/HF frequencies.
Is that deliberate, and do they intend to swinge the (admittedly fewer), users of SSB?
If so, and as my boat isn't in UK waters I'll not bother with a licence for that peice of equipment.
of all the MF/HF frequencies.
Is that deliberate, and do they intend to swinge the (admittedly fewer), users of SSB?
If so, and as my boat isn't in UK waters I'll not bother with a licence for that peice of equipment.