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WPM to BPS calculation
Phil Kane wrote:
On Mon, 24 Mar 2008 07:48:10 EDT, wrote: Actually, there were, just not in the same form as in radio. The licenses were regulations; the Elmers were people who developed easier-to-use systems. Yes, there were "licenses" to users but it was a one-way deal. My former FCC Bureau Chief went to the Reagan White House as the Assistant Chief of Staff for Administrative Services, which included overseeing the White House Communications Agency (staffed by the military, not the Secret Service which has its own comm net). He was given an ARPANET connection at home and WHCA mobile phone in his car. When Reagan left office and George Bush I put his own Chief of Staff - John Sununu - in place, my guy was replaced because of a personality conflict and his ARPANET connection and mobile phone were physically removed from his house and car with less than two hours notice. I've dealt with the WHCA folks on several occasions. The last was during the '97 Clinton-Yeltsin Helsinki Summit. It is plain why WHCA is staffed with military people: They don't get overtime. :-) Those I worked with were very dedicated and hardworking. The flurry of activity preceding a Presidential visit--for things like frequency clearances from the host government, the size of the PBX and number of lines for the visit hotel(s) and the number of cellular phones, is phenomenal. That Helsinki Summit was a double whammy in that it also involved a SECSTATE visit which meant that State's commo team was also on the ground with an entirely different set of communications requirements. Dave K8MN |
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