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hello and welcome to y lab a makerspace that operates in the old workshops of the basement of the beautiful david dunlap observatory where the big telescope dome is all metal your tongue can freeze on it but you won't be poisoned because they took off all the lead paint and recoded it in the summer of 2020. this is lesson one on our ham rules and regulations this is an easy section so go for 95 on the quiz who regulates amateur radio in canada industry canada sets the rules so here's our hint for the quiz the act gives the authority look at those capital a's and the regulations define the amateur service yeah i'm putting emphasis on stuff this is stuff where when you roll through the questions and the quiz you will remember now that's who does the rules in canada in another country that country's rules apply period now what happens if we're communicating between countries there's an organization called the itu the international telecommunications union that countries participate and set the rules for but they have to be members and they have to agree and the individual country rules will still override whatever's in the itu agreements now itu is divided into regions europe is region one because international standards come out of europe so of course they're region one and then you know north america wants next in line or all the americas actually so are so where in itu region 2 and the rest of the world asia oceania africa are in region 3. now again individual countries can have their own rules and you have to check on that so if some country named slobovia or something has rules that say they're not allowed to communicate with you in canada then you don't communicate with them and if you know you're talking to somebody another country you are responsible for checking if you were to make a contact on the radio and they say hyman i'm in slobovia you need to stop go to the rack site or another site check it out and see if you're allowed to communicate with them who's allowed to get a license well it's pretty simple if you have an address in canada you're allowed to get a license there is no age limit period that's it you just need an address in canada our two official languages are english or french so when you're on the air you're going to use your call sign it'll be va3 and three letters so let's say va3 abc and that must be translated or must be transmitted in english or french when you're on the air other than that any language is good but those call signs need to be called out to identify you in either english or french your license is valid for life once you get through that test you will never have to take it again and it's free now free but you're...