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The ARRL seems to be taking a fairly strong position with regards to
amateur mobile operation in the face of a mountain of evidence suggesting that texting or cell phone use while driving is as dangerous, or more so, as drinking and driving: http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2009/08/09/11012/?nc=1 No matter your position on the mobile issue, does it seem to you that by taking such a stand the ARRL is exposing itself to a boatload of liability the first time a mobile operating radio amateur plows into someone on the Interstate and the amateur operation is cited as a primary cause for the accident? -- 73 de Jeff |
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