
Tog, op hierdie stadium doen ICASA nie polisiëring nie behalwe om na klagtes van ander gebruikers om te sien en op te tree waar inligting verskaf word. Hulle konsentreer daarom om toerusting binne die standaarde te probeer hou deur "Type Approval".
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Gary open up the covers on the sides where the SD card fits in etc. Also check the area where the battery slides in, there should be a sticker somewhere around there. The 18mz is the same.Gary Lees wrote:Ok I have one of the first Futaba 14MZ radios brought in by the local distributor and bought from the LHS. When this set came into the country, there were no stickers etc. Now, how do I know if this is an approved radio?
The radio is in excellent condition is fully serviced by the correct and approved people.
Now, where do I stand?
viewtopic.php?f=143&t=114633&p=1279643& ... s#p1277409Mike Brews wrote:Alcon,
I beg to differ, I am a SMC member and I monitor the "Ask SAMAA" on a regular basis. In fact, it is one of my tasks to do so. I do not always respond to posts as I may not have all the detail at hand to respond immediately. Once I have gathered the correct information, I normally respond the same day or so.
In this instance, I know that Marthinus is waiting to have a meeting on this subject with the underwriter of the insurance (currently on leave) and not the broker. I too am concerned about the matter of ICASA and a while back I posted a link to the legislation as it is published on the ICASA web site. The rules are there for anyone to look up about type ratings, no secret.
I also want an unequivocal statement from the underwriters of the policy on the matter of ICASA type rated equipment. I would also like to see that each member has a copy of this insurance as I believe that I am paying for it in my subs to SAMAA. Just as I receive a copy of any insurance that I have taken out in a group scheme.
Kind regards
Mike Brews