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Why not more young'uns in Ham radio
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June 8th 05, 10:14 AM
K4YZ
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From: on Mon 6 Jun 2005 18:17
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From: "K0HB" on Mon 6 Jun 2005 03:14
The total number of amateur radio licensees as a percentage of the
US population is only one factor in the regulatory process. Other
factors include the number of *active* licensees, the way the
That's simply untrue, '
[FCC constantly polls all amateurs to see if they are *active*
and thus only the *active* amateurs count for anything by the
morsemen who are truly representative of amateur radio in their
service to the nation]
I didn't get any farther than this to see what yet anotehr moronic
anti-Amateur Radio rant this was.
Yet another validation of my claim that Leonard H. Anderson is a
chronic, pathological liar.
"I am only here to civilly debte the Morse Code TEST
issue."...Leonard H. Anderson.
Huge snip of obvious "I could be on HF right now but I'd rather
insult people" rants......
Morse code. The salvation of humankind, morse code is the only
answer to immortality, truth, justice, and the American Way.
No, but right now, it's the ony way to an HF-authorized Amatreur
Radio license in the United States, and is one of the simpilest, most
easily employed modes in Amateur Radio communication.
Steve, K4YZ
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