On Apr 13, 8:20=EF=BF=BDam, Popeye <konst...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> SUBJECT: Amateur Radio license N9OGL; WARNING NOTICE; Case #EB-07-
> SE-371
>
> Dear Mr. Daugherty:
>
> The information before the Commission indicates that you are operating
> an unlicensed radio station on, among other frequencies, 6.950 and
> 13.556 MHz. The information indicates that the signal strength of
> these transmissions exceed the power limit of Part 15 of the
> Commission's rules for unlicensed transmitters. That limit is 30uV/M
> at 30 Meters." The letter also stated that "Commission radio direction
> finding signals indicate that such transmissions were made from your
> location on 13.556 MHz at various dates in November 2006. This
> information raises serious questions regarding your qualifications to
> retain an Amateur license." The FCC gave Dougherty 20 days to answer 8
> questions regarding his operating practices, including wanting to know
> if he has used the name Todd O'Dochartaigh, N9OGL, and if so, asked
> him to describe the cir***stances under which he used it and the
> dates. Dougherty was warned that the FCC "will use all relevant
> information before it, including information that you disclose in your
> reply, to determine what, if any, enforcement action is warranted in
> this matter. Such action may include license revocation, suspension of
> your operator privileges or monetary forfeiture (fine). Fines normally
> range from $7500 to $10,000."
>
> SUBJECT: Amateur Radio license N9OGL; WARNING NOTICE; Case #EB-07-
> SE-371
>
> Dear Mr. Daugherty:
>
> Your response to the Enforcement Bureau received on November 6, 2007
> was insufficient and contradictory, and indicates a misunderstanding
> of the Part 15 power limits for unlicensed stations. For example, you
> stated that your power levels were in compliance with Part 15 of the
> Commission's rules, yet in statements made in 2006 and 2007 describing
> your shortwave station "Omega One" you stated that you were operating
> at 5 watts, then 10 watts and later 50 and 100 watts. =EF=BF=BDSuch
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nsed
> operation would be a violation of Section 301 of the Communications
> Act of 1934, as amended, 18 U.S.C. S: 301, and would =EF=BF=BDsubject
you =
to a
> monetary forfeiture (fine) or imprisonment, or both. Forfeitures
> normally range from $7,500 to $10,000. Furthermore, such operation
> would reflect adversely on your qualifications to retain an Amateur
> license.
pay attention marqueer.
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