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Well, Bulverde is pretty. Son of a friend of mine is Fire Chief there. Been mainly on IRLP and AllStar lately, and hang out on .37 2 mtr repeater. Been inactive for quite a while.
Larry Lentz, MCT
Microsoft Business Applications (CRM) MVP
Lentz Computer Services
San Antonio, Texas
------ Original message------
From: Jim Hargrave via Groups.Io
Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2019 6:50 PM
To: main@saradioclub.groups.io;
Cc:
Subject:Re: [W5SC] saradioclub #facebook
Hi Larry, I trust you are doing well. It has been a spell since we crossed paths. We moved to Bulverde in 1997. Being hill country, I rarely get on the local repeaters anymore.
Jim – w5ifp-
From: main@saradioclub.groups.io [mailto:main@saradioclub.groups.io]
On Behalf Of Larry Lentz
Operates doesn't mean carries At all times in the car 😉 At any rate, it's never been an issue.
Good to hear from you. It's been decades. Good to see you're still around.
Larry Lentz, MCT Microsoft Business Applications (CRM) MVP Lentz Computer Services San Antonio, Texas
------ Original message------ From: Jim Hargrave via Groups.Io Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2019 4:30 PM Cc: Subject:Re: [W5SC] saradioclub #facebook
See:
https://law.justia.com/codes/texas/2005/tn/007.00.000504.00.html
It says:
------------------------------------------------------------------------- EQUIPMENT. (a) The department shall issue specialty license plates for a person who holds an amateur radio station license issued by the Federal Communications Commission and who operates receiving and transmitting mobile amateur radio equipment. The license plates shall include the person's amateur call letters as assigned by the Federal Communications Commission. A person may register more than one vehicle equipped with mobile amateur radio equipment under this section, and the department shall issue license plates that include the same amateur call letters for each vehicle. (b) The fee for issuance of the license plates is $2 for the first year and $1 for each subsequent year.
Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1320, § 6, eff. Sept. 1, 2003. “
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Jim – w5ifp-
From:
main@saradioclub.groups.io [mailto:main@saradioclub.groups.io]
On Behalf Of Larry Lentz
Don't believe you have to have radio in the car to have plates.
Larry Lentz, MCT Microsoft Business Applications (CRM) MVP Lentz Computer Services San Antonio, Texas
------ Original message------ From: Don Jones via Groups.Io Date: Mon, Apr 1, 2019 1:32 PM Cc: Subject:Re: [W5SC] saradioclub #facebook
Great comments very much appreciated.
Thinking of getting plates for my car, but then I would need to purchase a radio.
Used to be N5WSW now W5JX.
Interesting knowing hurdles others have gone through.
Thank you,
Don Jones A Student of Life & Life Long Learner
Donald Lee Jones 122 Saratoga Dr. San Antonio, Texas 78213-3543 Cell Telephone (210) 374-1776
On Monday, April 1, 2019, 10:23:49 AM CDT, Marty Meyers <martyrmeyers@...> wrote:
I also ran into an issue with having radio op plates on multiple vehicles. One year when I had my vehicle inspection done on my car they wrote it up as if they inspected my
travel trailer. I didn't discover this until I got home and was going to renew my registration online. I ended up having to go back to the auto shop to get it sorted out. It took some explaining and re-explaining to get them to understand it. In the end, nothing
that couldn't be overcome. Just a minor inconvenience. |
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