Licensing information
for
Prepared by: OH2MCN
- Veke & Seiji Fukushima AH0AV/JH6RTO & 9M6DXX
- Steve
Status: May-96, July '99 links added, ´08
Intro: If you have a foreign ham license, you have no problems to get a license
in the
PTT:
fao. the Director
Tel. +248-224 314 / +248 283 444
Fax. +248-224 256
Email: md at sla.gov.sc
Physical location:
Right in the centre of
Paperwork needed:
- Copy of your license
- Equipment description
- Application for a license (in triplicate)
The best way to get a license:
Send the two-page application in triplicate to the above address. There are
many questions to be answered like: maintenance, purpose, apparatus, antennae,
location, model-serial, frequencies, location... If you have not done the
application work properly and early enough there may be surprisingly much
running around.
Price:
500
Special calls:
Ask for it, otherwise they give you your initials
License restrictions:
No 80 m allowance and 40 m only 7050-7100 and 10 m no 28800 - 29000 kHz. 160 m
1810 - 1850 kHz.
Customs:
Without license no equipment allowed to be imported into S79. They also
"inspect" your equipment technically.
Useful local contacts:
There is a trielement tribander in Beau Vallon belonging to an HB9
Places to operate from:
Local hotels, guesthouses, none of them are cheap
Tips:
Touristically very ideal place but by all means expensive. Licence fee is the
highest ever heard of.
Veikko Komppa (Veke) < oh2mcn at sral.fi >
Seiji Fukushima < fksm
at aecl.ntt.jp >
DX Holiday S7 - Seychelles Islands
For travel info see: SubWWWay to Africa