Comments on: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN HAM RADIO AND CB.

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By: hamslife

hamslife — Thu, 10 Jun 2010 03:04:19 +0000

Thank you for the comment Mike.

What I said was, “Guglielmo Marconi is normally credited with the invention of radio” I deliberately avoided saying that he was the inventor of radio. He who gets to the paten office first usually gets the credit. There are arguments as to whether or not the Wright brothers invented the airplane but they were the first to paten it so they get the credit.

Tesla did bring a law suit against Marconi in 1915 but he was unable to get the Supreme Court to agree. In 1943 the Supreme Court reversed its decision but that was done to get rid of the Marconi Wireless Company’s law suit against the United States for using the wireless telegraph in WWI.

And if you want to know why CB does not require a license the answer is simple. It did require one until the whole thing got so out of hand in the 1970’s that the FCC was not able to enforce the regulations so they just threw up their hands and allowed a good concept to go bad.

By: Mike

Mike — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 17:27:10 +0000

Hi, I was surfing around looking for articles to explain why CB’s generally do not require a license (as far as I know anyway) and ham radios do, and in the process I found this site. I was reading through some of the above posts and found the post where you mention that Guglielmo Marconi is normally credited with the invention and patenting of radio.

If I remember correctly didn’t the Supreme Court ultimately reverse that decision and grant the credit for the invention of radio to Nikola Tesla?

He was in fact the first man to successfully transmit signals over the air.

Great article by the way

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