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But I still think this points to the greater distraction of phone
conversations during local "emergencies." And I think it's not as much of an issue with simplex conversations. For some reason talking on the cell phone while driving seems to capture my full attention and concentration. Even when I am looking at the road. The mobile half duplex requires much less attention and/or concentration for me. It is like you have to think when to reply or talk on the phone. I just wait for the other station to stop transmitting. Not much thought or less brain engagement. Paul P |
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