HF1D pisze:

Marcin,

dwa tygodnie temu wyskoczyłem do DL na aktywację przygranicznego zamku.
Ponieważ 40 metrów zawiodło przełaczyłem się na 5 MHz. Antena dostroiła się ładnie i aż świerzbiła mnie łapa, żeby nacisnąć klucz i parę QSO pod znakiem DL/HF1D zaliczyć

IARU_website pisze:

In practice, a visitor has to:

• Check that his national licence class qualifies as a CEPT Licence and that his national licence document confirms this. If not, then confirmation that the licence held is equivalent to the CEPT licence is needed from his national licensing authority.

• Check what national licence class in the country to be visited is equivalent to the CEPT Licence.

• Check what are the operating privileges and regulations covering the use of that national licence class in the country to be visited and use the appropriate prefix which has to be appended before his own national call-sign.

The key point is that the operating privileges for the visitor operating under the CEPT Licence are defined by the COUNTRY BEING VISITED, NOT THE PRIVILEGES IN HIS OWN COUNTRY.