Thread: SSB- HAM commo
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Old 11-19-2006
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Well - Almost Correct

Sailing Dog and qc1111,

"If I've read things correctly, if a Ham operator has a station license and a ham license, there is no reason he would not be able to transmit and receive on the marine SSB frequencies."

Not quite. He/she would be able to RECEIVE on the marine SSB frequencies, not transmit....at least, not legally. Unless he/she also had a RRO AND a radio which was type accepted for use on the marine bands.

As has been previously noted, the Icom M-802 apparently is type-accepted for use on both amateur/ham bands and the marine bands, IF you have the proper licenses for both services. A couple of other rigs are in the same category, but for most people TWO radios would be needed to LEGALLY transmit on both the ham and the marine SSB bands.
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