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I do realize the remote part was legal. In talking with the owner of the site he told me he fully explained his intentions to the FCC to allow computer users to connect to his application for transmit and receive via the internet. What amazed me is that they ignored the mileage requirement that the communication does not regulate. He said out of all his presentation with the said purpose that the only requirement was that the remote station be a legal radio . It didn't bother them that transmitting could be taking place from anywhere in the world to Nebraska over the air through his radio . He can place the host radio on any of the legal 40 channels including SSB. If he had his radio set to 38lsb during a DX opening I can talk through his radio and shoot skip, even though just talking to Nebraska over it for me is over my milaege allowance yet the FCC sanctioned it. It just seems interesting to me .

<blockquote data-quote="Sonwatcher" data-source="post: 133785" data-attributes="member: 31"><p>I do realize the remote part was legal. In talking with the owner of the site he told me he fully explained his intentions to the FCC to allow computer users to connect to his application for transmit and receive via the internet. What amazed me is that they ignored the mileage requirement that the communication does not regulate. He said out of all his presentation with the said purpose that the only requirement was that the remote station be a legal radio . It didn&#039;t bother them that transmitting could be taking place from anywhere in the world to Nebraska over the air through his radio . He can place the host radio on any of the legal 40 channels including SSB. If he had his radio set to 38lsb during a DX opening I can talk through his radio and shoot skip, even though just talking to Nebraska over it for me is over my milaege allowance yet the FCC sanctioned it. It just seems interesting to me .</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Sonwatcher, post: 133785, member: 31"] I do realize the remote part was legal. In talking with the owner of the site he told me he fully explained his intentions to the FCC to allow computer users to connect to his application for transmit and receive via the internet. What amazed me is that they ignored the mileage requirement that the communication does not regulate. He said out of all his presentation with the said purpose that the only requirement was that the remote station be a legal radio . It didn't bother them that transmitting could be taking place from anywhere in the world to Nebraska over the air through his radio . He can place the host radio on any of the legal 40 channels including SSB. If he had his radio set to 38lsb during a DX opening I can talk through his radio and shoot skip, even though just talking to Nebraska over it for me is over my milaege allowance yet the FCC sanctioned it. It just seems interesting to me . [/QUOTE]

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