Alter Radio Certificate For Free

OFCOM (The UK Office of Communications) have decided that from 1st October 2006, marine radio ship licences will be available free of charge, and will remain valid all the time the licence details remain unchanged.

Although not required in recreational boats under 65.5 feet long, a Very High Frequency (VHF) Marine Radio allows instant communication between your boat and other boats, marinas, bridges, and the United States Coast Guard (USCG).

For general misuse ? if an individual 2 years imprisonment, otherwise $165,000 (a $220 on-the-spot fine can be issued in minor cases per radio); or.

10 hours plus exam time. The exam will always be classroom based but the course can be taken in the classroom or online. To be able to operate the radio and know the procedures required to use the radio. This course is based either online or in the classroom with the exam taking place in the classroom.

That's illegal. Marine VHF radios, whether fixed or handheld, may not be used on land, period.

(iv) License fee will be determined as 4% of Gross Revenue (GR) or 2.5% of bid price for a city whichever is higher. (v) FDI+FII limit in a private FM radio broadcasting company has been increased from 20% to 26%.

The RYA VHF Radio Course is also known as the Short Range Certificate (SRC) Course. It is a 1 day course in how to operate a VHF Radio and all the procedures associated with using a radio, for example calling marinas, how to send a Mayday or a PanPan and how to 'relay' either of these.

The course for the Short Range Certificate (SRC) is taught on-line with an instructor available via email if required and also in the Classroom. The online course allows students to proceed at their own pace. Once the course has been completed the final examination will be taken at the club using modified DSC radios.

The FCC currently charges a $70.00 fee for GMRS licenses. Some applications, such as government entities, are exempt from this fee. A license is valid for ten years.

Do not send or provide this form to the FCC - this form is for VE / VEC use only. The FCC version of the form 605 may not be used for applications submitted to a VE team or a VEC since it does not request information needed by the administering VE's.