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![]() "Cecil Moore" wrote in message ... wrote: IMHO, there are three basic motivations to being a ham: 1) Operating radios 2) Messing around with technology 3) Communicating electronically (4) Was motivated in the past by one or more of the above but now just continues to renew his/her ham license while operating cell phones, sending emails, and posting to r.r.a.* groups. :-) -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com In my opinion there is another motivator. To me, the main fascination is being able to communicate without the need for any infrastructure. All I need is my radio, the stuff to make a basic dipole, a source of power, and my mike or key. Nothing ties us together except the ionosphere. On top of all that, when conditions are moderately good, it can be done with relatively small amounts of power. i.e. It is the ability to basically do this independently. Dee, N8UZE |
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