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perhaps tim would grant one of the ham radio magazines an interview and they could ask him what can be done to bring the iaru and radio societies around the world into the 21st century there are many

The real question missed by all here is why can't there be a PMR version of the Ham Radio licence there is Zello which does the same.There is PMR licence free.Argue the quality of the licence, not

If it costs that much to collect the fees they must be making a huge loss with AdCom then!

So why should that be? You are just one bit of email in the noise.................. I just think that you are wrong and your opinion does not matter! John G4SWX

Malcolm, I am interested in what you have said and would like to know what you expect Ofcom to do in return for your licence fee. Regards Derek Derek Hughes BSc(Hons), MIET, ProfGCE RSGB Developing

It is all very good people talking about extra payments for a licence that is free to all now, but what about the people that are on benefits or DLA or basic retirement, how do they find an extra ?25

That’s your opinion to which you are entitled to. I’ve voiced mine and believe the option should be looked into. Just because the licence is free now does not been we would not be better off

Malcolm G0TMP wrote: "I think the licences could be administered by the RSGB on behalf of OFCOM for a fee of around ?25" It 2005 RSGB submitted a proposal to issue the amateur radio licences

I've been following this thread with some? interest and now I'm a member its 2 pennyworth time. Back in 1982 armed with a copy of the RAE syllabus I spent a happy few weeks drinking beer on a beach

Guy I think I can see why John R thinks your views are more from inside the ‘Ham Radio Box’, so to speak. I agree with you however that this is a difficult topic. Here are a few replies to your

It deserves a knee jerk reply as it makes little sense: Why?should radio amateurs pay a licence fee when it is free at the moment? We would have less radio amateurs and the money would not make any

Ok here’s my opinion but please think before/instead of a knee jerk reply ... I think the licences could be administered by the RSGB on behalf of OFCOM for a fee of around ?25, an additional fee

This is a very difficult topic indeed. With respect to the low numbers in African countries, it may be down to the authoritarian governments too. It is not just bums on seats. One has to think why so

As I said you are ONLY looking at things from the amateur viewpoint. I can see that from the Ofcom side things are currently fairly smooth and cheap. Yet again, a completely misguided amateur

Hi John, The current situation does not work well at all. I cannot think of a single reason that would make anybody think so. It may not surprise you to know that I am NOT in favour of a free

Tim Ellam VE6SH seems oblivious to the collapse in the hobby that already happened in Canada. Perhaps his misunderstanding stems from the fact that amateur radio was made Licence Exempt in 2000 with

Not a very clever statement and pretty typical of an introspective amateur view! Ofcom have sought to minimise the cost of issuing all sorts of licences whilst maintaining reasonable overall control

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I actually disagree with Tim Ellen and the IARU AC, I think this is a retrospective view which needs a bigger jolt of reality to bring it up to date! It is my view that in the UK and many developed

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