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The listing was removed because it violates our Rules
There are thousands of CB and amateur radio transceivers for sale.
I put a CB radio for 27Mhz up for sale and they removed my listing because I was violating the rules.
I don't understand what I'm violating.
Help me understand.
3 comments
julian_2853
OP1 month agoMy listing had been banned because I had violated the rules, evidently the AI had interpreted the word "vintage" as a swear word.
Following my complaint, the ad was "unbanned"
But I would like to ask sika700 whether his reply was a joke.
sika700
Mentore 2 hours ago
"27Mhz isn't a "legal" band... it has nothing to do with legal ham radio bands... didn't you know that?"
Since when is 27Mhz no longer legal? It's completely free and free of charge, you don't even need the old license anymore.
Kind regards.
marioelegio
Mentore1 month agoI have no idea whether it is legal or not, but it does not appear among those provided for. In IARU region 1, which includes Europe, Africa, and northern Asia, the following frequencies are assigned:
80 meters (3 500–3 800 kHz)
60 meters (5 351,5–5 366,5 kHz)[1]
40 meters (7 000–7 200 kHz)
30 meters (10 100–10 150 kHz)
20 meters (14 000–14 350 kHz)
17 meters (18 068–18 168 kHz)
15 meters (21 000–21 450 kHz)
12 meters (24 890–24 990 kHz)
10 meters (28 000–29 700 kHz)
https://iv3onz.radioam.it/2020/11/frequenze-assegnate-al-servizio-di.html
hi
mario
sika700
Mentore1 month agoThe 27Mhz is not a "legal" band... it has nothing to do with legal amateur radio bands... didn't you know that?
Kind regards.