Has anyone asked them why they're charging 125% of MSRP? Even with the exchange rate and duties, that's a bit much.
just a license for digital.if you look at the back on the new 536,it states Canadian buyers must obtain a license to use it.but ive heard a few places don't enforce it when buying one,but my local shop does.
they will also make you fill out an Industry Canada app for a digital license before they sell it to you.they told me Industry Canada pops in quite often to see their records for digital scanner sales.im just relaying what they told me numerous times.
But no such law exists, as described (beaten to death years ago) in the other thread. Whoever keeps perpetuating this at Radioworld is misinformed.
Oh please, the legality of digital scanners in Canada has been beaten to death in other forums... Over and over again, Enough already! Stop the madness......Do you have a link for IC page?
Best I could find is the following:
RSS-135 — Digital Scanner Receivers - Spectrum Management and Telecommunications
Pay particular attention to section 2.1 and the reference to licensing required. Unless there is another RSS that supercedes this one.
Now, if IC is enforcing it or not, that is their choice, but the wording of this circular seems clear cut.
Cheers
It's not the scanner manufacturers or the sellers, it's your government. We here in the US have the advantage of living in a free country.
when i was looking to buy a psr-500, durham told me that no license was required, i even phoned canada customs and gave the agent the make and modelof scanner it was importable with no stipulations of a license,,,,,
Really !! The Canadian government doesn't eavesdrop on emails and phone calls,.
Ever think that somebody's pullin' yer leg?....he did say that Industry Canada reps do come in quite often to check their records though.