Licensing information for Chad - TT
Prepared by: OH2MCN - Veke &
AB4ET/G3KQL - TT8DFC / KE3TD - Dennis
Status: March 1998, July '99 links added, July 2003
Intro: The Republic of Chad is now issuing amateur radio licenses to overseas
visitors who have a valid license from their home country. I have two engineers
who visit
PTT:
Monsieur le Directeur Général
L'Office Tchadien de Régulation des Télécommunications
Gestion Nationale des Fréquences
BP 1484
N'Djamena,
fax: 235 52 13 43
email:
Point of contact: Mr. Emile Aboud
Paperwork needed:
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Mr. Aboud advised me that
I could operate when the acknowledgement from the Director General was in
hand. Unless the applicant speaks French, it would be best to take an
interpreter along.
The best way to get a license:
In both of the cases I am aware of the applicants held US licenses and both
were given callsigns in which the suffix was their initials e.g. TT8JHM is Jim
Menefee W4KKY. Because of the poor infrastructure and mailing service in
I am currently working in N'Djamena,
Price:
approximately 31 US dollars
Special calls: see above
How long before you can operate?
License restrictions:
Customs:
Useful local contacts:
Places to operate from:
Notes:
I am pleased that times
have changed and hope to be licensed myself on my next visit. I hope this will
be useful in updating your web site information for this country.
sincerely
John Weatherley AB4ET/G3KQL
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