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Originally Posted by Paragrouper
Warning; Before anyone responds to this gentlemans specific technical questions, please review the Department of State's regulations regarding the export of technical data outside the United States.
While the OP asserts he is a US citizen, he is physically located outside the United States and any information sent to him may constitute an export. I work for a British owned company and we have an extensive interaction with both the Department of State and the Department of Commerce in order to conduct business with a parent company. Thus, we are very careful to stay within the laws and regulations governing export of material and technical data. If a query similar to this came into our office, we would decline to answer. The questions may seem to be innocent, but your responses may include US technology and know how the US Government may control.
To the OP; I strongly suggest you stop, regroup, and carefully consider the rules of our house before you post further.
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We are an ITAR compliant company sir and I am a US citizen on a US server. I think that you would concur that for a US citizen transmitting on a US server and not in contact with someone on a watch list (hmmm, that could be ME! LOL!!) I am out of bounds for even NSA. The point being that If I were to transmit the tech drawing or equiv to a non US citizen without an approved export permit, that would be problematic. for anyone to discuss the issue here with me is NOT export and neither would a transmission to a Knesek Group email address as it is obviously on a US server, Thank You.