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作者: Oldman    時間: 2016-8-27 01:05
標題: 無線電在必要時可以救你一命
如果有攜帶無線電

她就不用受困一個月了

爬山未通報 女遇山難1個月才獲救
作者: yan71101    時間: 2016-8-27 06:50
山屋裡面的食物可以撐一個月?

作者: milblock    時間: 2016-8-27 09:20
沒有經驗的新手!!!!不熟悉的山域登山應該找有登過該區域的山友同行,計畫及突發狀況反映經驗不足!
作者: abel0418    時間: 2016-8-27 09:36
天兵一枚
作者: zinnja    時間: 2016-8-27 13:23
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作者: spp_1967    時間: 2016-8-27 15:29
他那個地點在山谷裡,且距瓦卡蒂普湖邊人口密集的皇后鎮4~50公里,中間隔好幾個山脈,即使帶手扒機,要有訊號應該也很渺茫,除非紐西蘭的中繼台很密集那就另當別論了!
作者: abula988    時間: 2016-8-27 17:47
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作者: taokas    時間: 2016-8-28 07:39
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作者: 揮哥(火鍋)    時間: 2016-8-28 10:04
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作者: jplin    時間: 2016-8-28 14:03
外國 不像台灣

很多人拿無線電根本不知道需要執照

不要再講說如果有無線電
作者: pootin    時間: 2016-8-28 16:13
jplin 發表於 2016-8-28 14:03
外國 不像台灣

很多人拿無線電根本不知道需要執照

說到登山與(業餘)無線電執照,腦裡閃過個疑問--
若只是登山、但又希望取得急難救助的機會而使用業餘無線電,要考照嗎?
答案應當是肯定的。
但對有些登山客而言「不就是登個山、又沒打算用無線電聊天、只希望危難時有個機會」,
難道法規上就沒有特殊情況使用免除條件?(ex:特定區域、特定用途)

再回到持照問題。今天有了中華民國(台灣)的業餘執照、不代表就能在國外合法使用,
而也是必須通過當地監理機關審核發照。
結果就是拘泥在執照問題上、要去國外登個山中就是不能「合法」使用,除非取得當地執照。

所以實際情況中就是一圈又一圈的灰色地帶。
在台灣目前的情況是似乎就這麼算了、法規也完善不了無法面面兼顧,
了不起就是幾年來次掃蕩整頓。
那麼國外呢?成天官員民代的海外觀光......海外考察,
似乎也沒針對這方面考察出啥他國的管理原則?
作者: Oldman    時間: 2016-8-28 17:20
紐西蘭跟澳洲的畜牧業跟運輸業還是大量在使用無線電

太多地方是沒有行動電話基地台

還是小弟我孤陋寡聞

他們的偏鄉都是人手一隻衛星電話

早八百年連民用頻段無線電對講機都不用了
作者: bx6aaa    時間: 2016-8-28 17:33
pootin 發表於 2016-8-28 16:13
說到登山與(業餘)無線電執照,腦裡閃過個疑問--
若只是登山、但又希望取得急難救助的機會而使用業餘無 ...

不是只有我們的執照在國外不能用
外國執照到台灣來亦同
作者: BM2DFQ    時間: 2016-8-28 19:42
bx6aaa 發表於 2016-8-28 17:33
不是只有我們的執照在國外不能用
外國執照到台灣來亦同

很矛盾的感覺,無線電執照大家不互相承認
作者: Oldman    時間: 2016-8-28 20:24
美國的業餘無線電與其他國家的互惠規定

不過好像沒有台灣

About Amateur

Reciprocal Operating Arrangements

Citizens of Canada holding an amateur service license granted by the Government of Canada and citizens of countries holding an amateur service license granted by a country with which the United States has made reciprocal operating arrangements are authorized by 47 C.F.R. § 97.107 to be the control operator of an amateur station transmitting from a place where the Amateur Radio Service is regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)1.
The countries with which arrangements are in effect are: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Australia, Austria, The Bahamas, Barbados, Belgium, Belize, Bolivia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Botswana, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark (including Greenland), Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Finland, France [including French Guiana, French Polynesia (Gambier, Marquesas, Society, and Tubuai Islands and Tuamotu Archipelago), Guadeloupe, Ile Amsterdam, Ile Saint-Paul, Iles Crozet, Iles Kerguelen, Martinique, New Caledonia, Reunion, Saint Pierre and Miquelon, and Wallis and Futuna Islands], Federal Republic of Germany, Greece, Grenada, Guatemala, Guyana, Haiti, Honduras, Iceland, India, Indonesia, Republic of Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jamaica, Japan, Jordan, Kiribati, Kuwait, Liberia, Luxembourg, Macedonia, Republic of the Marshall Islands, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles, New Zealand, Nicaragua, Norway, Panama, Paraguay, Papua New Guinea, Peru, Philippines, Portugal, Seychelles, Sierra Leone, Solomon Islands, Republic of South Africa, Spain, St. Lucia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines, Surinam, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, Turkey, Tuvalu, United Kingdom [including Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Channel Islands (including Guernsey and Jersey), Falkland Islands (including South Georgia Islands and South Sandwich Islands), Great Britain, Gibraltar, Isle of Man, Montserrat, Northern Ireland, Saint Helena (including Ascension Island, Gough Island, and Tristan Da Cunha Island), and Turks and Caicos Islands], Uruguay, and Venezuela.

Validity
Eligibility
Station Indicators
Validity
Reciprocal operating authority is valid until the expiration date on the alien's amateur service license. Reciprocal operation in a place where the Amateur Radio Service is regulated by the FCC must comply with Part 97 of the FCC's Rules and the International Telecommunication Union Radio Regulations. Operator privileges are those authorized by the alien's government, but do not exceed those of the FCC Amateur Extra Class operator.
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Eligibility
No United States citizen, regardless of any other citizenship also held, is eligible for reciprocal operating authority. The alien must be a citizen of the country that granted his or her amateur service license. Amateur radio operators who will be in the United States for extended periods of time are encouraged to obtain an FCC-issued amateur service license grant. Any person, except a representative of a foreign government, may apply for an FCC amateur service license upon passing the qualifying examinations. An alien holding an FCC-issued amateur service license grant, however, is not eligible for reciprocal operating authority. A FCC-issued license grant, moreover, supersedes reciprocal operating authority.
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Station Indicators
When a station is transmitting under the privileges afforded by an amateur service license granted by the Government of Canada or an amateur service license granted by any other country with which the United States has a multilateral or bilateral agreement, an indicator consisting of the appropriate letter-numeral designating the station location must be included in the station identification announcement. See 47 C.F.R. § 97.119
This indicator must be separated from the assigned call sign by the slant mark (/) or any suitable word that denotes the slant mark. When the station is transmitting under the authority of an amateur service license granted by the Government of Canada, the indicator must be included after the call sign (example: "VE3XX/W4").
When the station is transmitting under the authority of an amateur service license granted by any other country with which the United States has a multilateral or bilateral agreement, the indicator must be included before the call sign (example: "W4/IB4DX). At least once during each intercommunication ("QSO"), the identification announcement must also include the general geographical location as nearly as possible by city and state, commonwealth or possession (example: "W3/IB4DX Kent Island, Maryland " or "VE3XX/W4 Wallops Island, Virginia").
The station location letter-numeral indicators are: Alabama W4; Alaska KL7; American Samoa KH8; Arizona W7; Arkansas W5; Baker Island KH1; California W6; Colorado W0; Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands KH0; Commonwealth of Puerto Rico KP4; Connecticut W1; Delaware W3; Desecheo Island, PR KP5; District of Columbia W3; Florida W4; Georgia W4; Guam KH2; Hawaii KH6; Howland Island KH1; Idaho W7; Illinois W9; Indiana W9; Iowa W0; Jarvis Island KH5; Johnston Island KH3; Kansas W0; Kentucky W4; Kingman Reef KH5K; Kure Island, HI KH7; Louisiana W5; Maine W1; Maryland W3; Massachusetts W1; Michigan W8; Midway Island KH4; Minnesota W0; Mississippi W5; Missouri W0; Montana W7; Navassa Island KP1; Nebraska W0; Nevada W7; New Hampshire W1; New Jersey W2; New Mexico W5; New York W2; North Carolina W4; North Dakota W0;Ohio W8; Oklahoma W5; Oregon W7; Palmyra Island KH5; Peale Island KH9; Pennsylvania W3; Rhode Island W1; South Carolina W4; South Dakota W0;Tennessee W4; Texas W5; Utah W7; Vermont W1; Virgin Islands KP2; Virginia W4; Wake Island KH9; Washington W7; West Virginia W8; Wilkes Island KH9; Wisconsin W9; Wyoming W7.
The FCC does not have or provide information on the specific requirements for reciprocal operation in foreign countries. FCC-licensed amateur operators should make their arrangements with the appropriate governmental agency in the foreign country.
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1. It should be noted that the FCC no longer issues reciprocal permits for alien amateur licensees. See Report and Order, In the Matter of Biennial Regulatory Review -- Amendment of Parts 0, 1, 13, 22, 24, 26, 27, 80, 87, 90, 95, 97, and 101 of the Commission's Rules to Facilitate the Development and Use of the Universal Licensing System in the Wireless Telecommunications Services, WT Docket 998-20, 13 FCC Rcd 21027 (1998). As a result, no additional FCC-issued authorization is required for reciprocal operating authority other than as described herein.

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Reciprocal Operating Arrangements

至於老外登山客由於沒有美國核發的民用無線電執照,在美國使用無線電求援被拒絕或被處罰的事件

對不起,不曾聽過
作者: jungping    時間: 2016-8-29 07:28
上文最後說美國已不再核發互惠規定下無線電許可證。現在是改採Universal Licensing System。

我還沒仔細去研究Universal Licensing System的規定,不過看起來似乎是任何人只需去該系統中註冊完畢,就可以合法使用無線電了。


作者: Oldman    時間: 2016-8-29 10:35
jungping 發表於 2016-8-29 07:28
上文最後說美國已不再核發互惠規定下無線電許可證。現在是改採Universal Licensing System。

我還沒仔細去 ...

你要看這邊

ULS Home~首頁
作者: jungping    時間: 2016-8-29 12:31
Oldman 發表於 2016-8-29 10:35
你要看這邊

ULS Home~首頁

是啊,我的意思就是我還沒去仔細看過這頁............
作者: paulpaul115    時間: 2016-8-30 23:46

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