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Call Sign : m3kbd/2e0kbd/m0kbd Posts : 152 Times Thanked : 2 Join date : 2019-07-04 QTH or Location : stockton on tees Equipment Used : kenwood ts 2000x ascom 70mhz icom vlf/hf/uhf receivers multiband antennas Age : 64
Subject: maritime moble Tue Aug 09, 2022 1:07 pm
hi looking for information are foundation and intermediate licence holders alowed to operate in british teritory water tidal thanks for looking paul m0kbd 73s
Ivy Mike Major contributor
Call Sign : 26CT4113/G1HWY Posts : 454 Times Thanked : 12 Join date : 2021-05-16 QTH or Location : IO90uv Equipment Used : ICOM radios/antenna farm Age : 68
Subject: Re: maritime moble Tue Aug 09, 2022 1:27 pm
Taken from OFCOM Guidence
Clause 2(1)(a) - Maritime Mobile
2.15 The Licence provides that only a Full licensee may operate ‘Maritime Mobile’. This expression refers to a ‘Vessel at Sea’ and that expression, in turn, refers to operation on the seaward side of the low-water line but without imposing any further territorial restriction. Holders of a Full Licence may thus operate beyond the extent of UK territorial seas.
2.16 Maritime Mobile operation is therefore a privilege reserved for these licensees. It is an incentive to those at the Foundation and Intermediate level to progress to the level of the Full licensee.
2.17 Although ‘Maritime Mobile’ operation is reserved for holders of a Full Licence, the holder of a Foundation or Intermediate licence may operate on UK inland or internal waters, including, for example, marinas. This would be ‘Mobile’ operation.
skyrider Major contributor
Call Sign : 26-CT-4654 Posts : 359 Times Thanked : 2 Join date : 2022-09-25 QTH or Location : Preston, Lancs. Equipment Used : UNIDEN 100, midland alan 78 plus multi + mag mount , silver rod Age : 64
Subject: Re: maritime moble Mon Jan 02, 2023 7:15 pm
a few years ago my dad had a yacht and he had to obtain a marine radio licence so he went on a course at fleetwood nautical college
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13oots2 Major contributor
Call Sign : 26-CT-4694, M7EUS Posts : 229 Times Thanked : 14 Join date : 2022-11-13 QTH or Location : Dorchester UK Equipment Used : Yaesu FT950, 66FT Endfed Antenna, Various Other Bits and Pieces Age : 57
Subject: Re: maritime moble Mon Jan 30, 2023 12:44 pm
I missed out on the opportunity of getting a maritime licence, back in the 90's I took and passed my Day Skippers course. I could've taken the radio licence, but at the time I didn't have a job or the money to take it. It's one of my biggest regrets.