1st Amateur Radio Activation from LSA
Callsign: YU/S53SL/LSA (op. Gregor)
Activation day: 6. 7. 2015



Respond Letter from IARU & CEPT
Official Post from IARU:
From: iaru.org
Sent: 2015-05-21 18:42 GMT+02:00
"Gregor,
Since Slovenia (your country), Serbia, and Croatia are all members of CEPT,
it seems to me that if you operate in accordance with the rules and regulations
of your current CEPT license privileges, you should have no problems.
My understanding is that “Liberland” is pretty much uninhabited, so you will
likely not get any questions about your operation from anyone there if there
is no government operating within Liberland.
Best of luck.
73, Rod W6ROD"
Message from CEPT Presidency:
From: eco.cept.org
Sent: 2015-05-21 19:42 GMT+02:00
"Dear Gregor,
Enlightening question to deal with early in the morning.
No man’s land does not exist. Whether you are on a ship or a piece of land:
the flag principle applies, and amateur radio operators in international waters
or airspace are subject to the reciprocal licensing requirements pertaining to
the country under which the vessel is flagged or the country flag applies.
So, the land is always under a flag. For more info, see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terra_nullius.
Then you will know which flag/country to use.
Best regards,
Thomas Weber
European Communications Office
Spectrum Management
Nyropsgade 37
DK-1602 Copenhagen, Denmark"