When operating a station in South America by remote control over the internet from the US, what regulations apply?
Those of both the remote station’s country and the FCC
Those of the remote station’s country and the FCC’s third-party regulations
Only those of the remote station’s country✓Correct answer
Only those of the FCC
Explanation
Part 97 reaches stations transmitting from places where the amateur service is regulated by the FCC, and the transmitter here is in South America. Controlling it over the internet from a US keyboard does not move the transmitter, so the host country's administration is the one whose rules apply.