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[Nigel Johnson]

In Canada that frequency is listed as Mobile service,

https://sms-sgs.ic.gc.ca/frequencySearch/searchByGeographicArea?execution=e1s1

but it still requires a licence and the equipment to be type-approved. 
If it is FCC type approved it is most likely IC type approved since labs
are usually accredited for both. Does anybody know?

Industry Canada are pretty tough out in BC and have levied fines and
confiscation in the past for violations. I wish we had those guys here
in the East where people can get away with anything.  We had some
commercial users on the input of our ham repeater and the local Spectrum
Management Officer just told us to put PL on our repeater!

73 de Nigel ve3id




On 27/03/18 14:19, Tom Consodine ND5Y via chirp_users wrote:
> None of that applies because the OP said it was for Canada.
>
> Tom ND5Y
>
>> That band is 156.2475 - 174.00 MARITIME MOBILE Maritime (80), Private 
>> Land Mobile (90), Public Mobile (22), FIXED/LAND MOBILE (2)(3) Auxiliary 
>> Broadcasting (74),
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