by Ken W2KB
kitsune wrote:True. But if they take a look at the individual fines of 10's of thousands (or more) of dollars the FCC issues for rules violations each month, railroad management might reconsider its stance.Ken W2KB wrote:kitsune wrote:Yes and no. The railroad will be licensed for a specifc number of portable units. If the new one makes the total exceed that number, the railraod would have to apply for a modified license. Also, an employer might frown on use of non-company owned equipment.What is common practice, and what is not "frowned upon" are two different things.
~Ken :: Fairmont ex-UP/MP C436 MT-14M1 ::
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