Tomi,

Two things.  You cannot rebroadcast Hungarian programs.  This will be
considered illegal.  And, you are in fact under the Rules of the FCC.  They
are responsible for the entire United States and it's territories.  Being in
the woods will not protect you.  You will be transmitting outside the woods
and the FCC governs the frequencies and not your specific property or mine.
So, beware.  Also, if you are doing things illegal with your radio, the FCC
does have the right to come to your station and inspect and you'll be wise
to have a license.  Also, you will create a bad feeling about you in your
area if you are transmitting without a license and they won't be as friendly
to you after you get it either.  Hams police themselves.  So, do not
transmit.  Study!

Greg
----- Original Message -----
From: "tomi" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:02 PM
Subject: Re: New to the list


> Hi,
>
> Well I have looked on handiham.org and they author a "synthesized amateur
> radio lone to members". I have never heard of synthesizers built in in a
> radio. Must be cooll to have one, but after I get my license I think I'll
> ask them for one. They say that they cant give you a specific model like a
> icom 520, but they can give you specific features.
>
>
> More questions:
>
> I live in the woods. And I have a headset that is wireless. It can go up
125
> ft. Can I create my own radio station with low power, 5 w or so, and make
a
> home radio station on a amateur radio used frequency? I have called up a
> radio club, they said yes. Surely, the fcc does not monitor the woods. If
> they would they would of already sentenced me to jail for using no
license.
> If this is possible, I would broadcast hungarian  radio programs in hour
> home and arround the property we live in. I know this would be a question
> that I can ask later, but I am just so curious about amateur radio and fcc
> licensing. Because part 97 says that the amateur service is only available
> in areas that are monitored by the fcc. This could also lead to the
> possibility that I might not be able to got my license since this area is
> not monitored by fcc.
>
>
> Regards: Tomi
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Charles Borg" <[log in to unmask]>
> To: <[log in to unmask]>
> Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 2:49 PM
> Subject: Re: New to the list
>
>
> > Tomi,
> >
> > Don't worry about jamming because you aught to purchase a radio which is
> accessible to you so then you will know the
> > frequency you are on.  The ladies and gentlemen here will help you with
> that side of the hobby.  I am afraid I cannot help
> > with the technician license as I am in Europe and we have different
> frequencies and regulations here.  I am sure that if
> > you keep studying, you will get the tech license soon.
> >
> > Charlie
> >