Based on http://ham-blog.de/wp-content/images/xe1-dl6kac1.jpg it seems
any visitor to XE with one of these temporary permits couldn't
legitimately participate in a "Dx contest" under any circumstances - the
words mean what they say & none of them say anything other than "no
contest", full stop.
Estado de derecho o estado de hombre? Si es la última, qué lástima.
Now we can add this one to a list that includes signing call contrary to
reciprocal agreements, use of reciprocal agreement or other basis to
operate that isn't applicable to the visitor & who knows what else that
is tolerated in radiosport. Heck, if the operator isn't necessarily
doing the operating any more, why bother with any of this licensing
stuff to being with?
73, ex-VR2BG/p.
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