1.1 KiB
1.1 KiB
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- Business and any commercial activity is not permitted
- An amateur radio licence is only for self-training in radio communications
- Ofcom is the UK TV and radio regulator
- Ofcom issues amateur radio licences
You must:
- inform Ofcom immediately of any changes related to your home address, your station address, or your name
- confirm the details specified in your licence are valid once every five years
They can:
- inspect your station
- ask you to modify your equipment
- close down or restrict your operating
- revoke your licence if you breach the licence conditions
- in cases of reported interference, ask you to log the transmissions you have made over a specified time period
Acceptable operating locations:
- UK
- Channel Islands
- Isle of Man
This includes UK territorial seas and operation on UK ships and aircraft when they are in international water or airspace. (Note that TX from aircraft has power restrictions as specified in Schedule 1 listings.)
The Foundation licence does not permit operating in any other countries.