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Export CB Radio Bands?? Illegal?

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Im in Canada. Licensed Ham operator. Magnum S9 Export CB Radio converted to pick up/transmit on CB (11meter) in the D band…Radio will cover 25.xxxmhz to 28.xxxmhz… Illegal even if im licensed?? Help

Not sure about Canada, but provided the your Ham license provision allows for 28Mhz (10m) use, and you used 10m in accordance with the allowance (if any) of your Ham license, shouldn’t be no probs that i can see (here in the UK, we can used converted 27Mhz kit on 10m, under the HF provisions of a Ham license for the purposes of Ham radio, i.e. still in contravention to talk to CB operators who would be out of their allocation if they used 10m for comms).

But the other problem, again i’m not familiar with Canadian specific Ham provisions, is whether there is a legal requirement for any type approval spec on monoband equipment or multiband equipment. If there is such a thing in place, i.e. commercial manufacturered equipment needing to be type approved for usage, then you may find it’s TA is applicable to one application only .. probably CB since that’s it’s destined use that set).

Check your licenses, and whatever they call a ‘Schedule Of Limitations’ (aka the paperwork that defines what frequencies and modes and other restrictions your Ham license usage must comply to). If in doubt, and in the UK i’d say it’s a no-brainer to do so, then avoid.

Dunno how easily a Ham license is gained in Canada, nor how easily it can be withdrawn for minor infringements (i.e. non-intentional) of any wider radio & telegraphy regulations that all radio usage would be part of, but in the UK we tend to not want to take the risks due to having had to go through the hoops of qualifying for the ham license in the first place – not easily gained if you aint technically minded, bloody easy to lose over here if you get the worst-case viewpoint when you do an oops :p

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Who Let the Dogs Out?

Over the years there have been many Dogs who have shared the spotlight both on the silver screen as well as television. To name a few, Toto from the Wizard of oz, Lassie, Old Yeller, Beethoven,
Pete from The Little Rascals which shared both medias. Tv dogs include Eddie from Frasier, Zeus & Apollo from Magnum PI, Fang from Colombo and the list goes on. One of my of all time favorites “The adventures of Rin Tin Tin. This is a series of articles that will delve into the Animals stars over the decades
Beginning with “The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin“.

A Children’s program The Adventures of Rin Tin Tin first aired on ABC television in 1954 and ran until 1959. It was the story of a young boy, Rusty, played by Lee Aaker who was orphaned when the wagon train his parent was traveling in was attacked by Indians. Rusty survived the attack as did his dog. When found by the soldiers from a nearby Calvary post they took to raising the boy. During the series Rusty and his dog Rin Tin Tin helped to establish order in the Old West. What a show, every week a new adventure filled with drama, intrigue, danger and always a happy ending. Reruns of the show ran on CBS throughout the 70”s clear up into the mid-1980’s.

It wasn’t until years later that I was to learn that Rin Tin Tin actually begun his career back in 1922 when he first appeared in a silent film. Lets take a deeper look into the origin of this Famous K-9. To do this we must go back even further. During WWI an American serviceman Lee Duncan on tour in Lorraine France stumbled onto a bombed-out dog kennel where he found a shell-shocked pup. Duncan kept the pup and named it after a puppet called Rintintin. This was a name that the French children gave to American soldiers for good luck. It was less then 2 months and the war ended. Duncan returned to his home in Los Angles and took his new pup with him. Duncan nicknamed the dog Rinty and taught him many trick and Rinty learned to leap great heights. While performing in a dog show, Charles Jones saw him and became impressed, he was convinced that Rin Tin Tin was destined to be a star. He paid Duncan to film him. Playing a wolf in “The Man From Hell’s Rive (1922). Throughout his career he would be cast as a wolf or wolf-hybrid many times even though he did not look like one. His big break came in 1923 when he was cast with silent screen start in Claire Adams in “Where the North Begins”. This film was a success, some say that it saved Warner Brothers from filing bankruptcy but no matter Rin Tin Tin’s career was launched. Appearing in such greats as “Shadows of the North (1923)”, “Clash of the Wolves (1925)”, “A Dog of the Regiment (1927)”, and “Tiger Rose (1929)”. Appearing mostly silen films he did however appear in four talkies including “The Lost Warrior (1931) staring Franki Darro.

Transcending the Big Screen, a radio show called “The Dog Wonder” began airing in 1930. Rin Tin Tin would do his own sound effects until his death in 1932 when Rin Tin Tin jr. took over for his father. The title of the show changed to Rin Tin Tin and starred Don Amedhe and Junior McLain. Between 1930 and 1935 there would be three different radio series. The final radio series would be broadcast from January 2, 1955 to December 25, 1955 a 30-minute program heard Sundays at 5:00 p.m. Sponsored by Milk Bone and Shredded Wheat this radio series also stared Lee Aker as Rusty, James Brown as Lt. Rip Masters and Joe Sawyer as Sgt. Biff O’Hara featuring the adventures of Rin Tin Tin with the 101st Cavalry.

In 1932 the Famous Rin Tin Tin died in the arms of Actress Jean Harlow. Legend has it that His owner arranged to return to his birth place for burial in the renowned pet cemetery Cimetière des Chiens, He was 14 years old.
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“Rin Tin Tin” was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1623 Vine St.

His successor Rin Tin Tin jr would appear in several short films during the 1930’s. He would also appeared “The Adventures of Rex and Rinty as 12 part serial and he voiced the pary of Rinty in radio shows produced in that era.

Rin Tin Tin III followed in his Fathers Pawsteps staring in the 1947 Movie “The Return of Rin Tin Tin. Starring in this movie also was a very young Robert Blade who was to later 1975 star in the Television series Barretta in which he kept a Parrot as a pet.

In the television series Rin Tin Tin the IV was the lead dog. However a dog named J.R. did some of the work. Also another dog called Hey you would do some appearance. Hey You was a Rin Tin Tin line of dogs breed by Duncan they were much lighter in color but had very similar stances and mannerisms.

As a tribute to his status as a true start “Rin Tin Tin” was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame at 1623 Vine St, In Hollywood, Ca.

Lee Duncan died in 1960 but the Blood line of Rin Tin Tin goes on. Through Jannettia Propp who had purchased several direct descendants for Lee Duncan, who’s Granddaughter Daphne Hereford continues the legacy. The Current Rin Tin Tin is the tenth from the original he continues to make personal appearances to promote responsible pet ownership.

The Rin Tin Tin dog line are also trained as service dogs to provide assistance to special needs children.

Join us next time when we’ll take a look at another Hollywood Star from the Animal world.

Thank you
Foster Grant

RIN TIN TIN MOVIES
Man from Hell’s River (1922)
Where the North Begins (1923)
Shadows of the North (1923)
The Lighthouse by the Sea (1924)
Clash of the Wolves (1925)
The Night Cry (1926)
While London Sleeps (1926)
Hills of Kentucky (1927)
Tracked by the Police (1927)
A Race for Life (1928)
Jaws of Steel (1928)
The Million Dollar Collar (1929)
A Dog of the Regiment (1929)
Tiger Rose (1929)
The Lightning Warrior (1931)

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