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From: "Larry Kayser" <kayser@sympatico.ca>
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Subject: LF: License for below 9 kHz!!!!!
Date: Thu, 12 Jul 2001 18:56:33 -0400
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Greetings:

> > > The RSGB are still pursuing my 9kHz NOV application with the
> > >  authorities

There is no requirement for any for of authorization below 9 kHz in Canada,
this is why the work I did last winter was at 8.998 kHz.

I might have it wrong but I suspect the ITU does not go below 9 kHz as well.

At what frequency in the UK does the regulator give up regulation?

Why wouldn't one just hang an old speaker at the end of the wire top hat?

Larry
VA3LK