Here's the relevent bits from the UK (and hence CEPT) license. As the FCC doesn't define mobile then it's up to you what you do on their teritory.
Location --------
1(10) "Station" means the station of the Licensee at the Main Station Address, a Temporary Location or while Mobile or Maritime Mobile, as the case may be.
1(11) Subject to clause 11, the Licensee shall operate the Station only:
(a) at the Main Station Address ("Main Station Address" means the main station address of the Licensee set forth in the Validation Document); (b) at a Temporary Location ("Temporary Location" means a location, other than the Main Station Address, and in a fixed position); (c) while Mobile ("Mobile" means located in any vehicle, as a pedestrian or on any Vessel in Inland Waters); or (d) while Maritime Mobile ("Maritime Mobile" means located on any Vessel At Sea).
Identification -------------- 7(3) At a Temporary Location, the Licensee shall:
(a) use the suffix "/P" with his call sign and give the location of the Station every 30 minutes to an accuracy of at least 5km by a generally used identifier.
7(4) When Mobile, the Licensee shall use the suffix "/M" and when Maritime Mobile, the suffix "/MM".
David - KG4ZLB wrote:
I have always taken the stance that if you are operating in a vehicle (moving or not), you are "mobile", if you are on foot, then "portable".
I am sure that someone will question the meaning of the word "mobile". My view is that it is short for "auto-mobile", not "mobile" by walking around some place!
Just my half a euro's worth!
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