Paul W. Schleck wrote:

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Well, I must admit, anyone affiliated with the ARRL turns me off, as it
does many. Although they cannot, possibly, be held directly and solely
responsible for bringing amateur radio to the brink of disaster it now
hangs at, they certainly have never helped much, well, other than
themselves.

However, I would strongly suggest anyone to investigate all of the
options open to an Indian reservation, the laws which govern them are
much different than those governing all other areas of the USA. If I
read that paper correctly (mentioned in my earlier post), the FCC would
seem to be mostly interested in the rf which left the borders of the
reservation.

I know ripples of shock went through the population of California when
they were allowed to operate gambling casinos. Something most did not
expect.

I would not be surprised if further surprises along those same line do
not await us ...

Now, as to the rest, I am simply not impressed nor interested ...

Regards,
JS

John Smith I wrote:
Paul W. Schleck wrote:

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Seems as though Mr. Paul W. Schleck wished to kick this discussion over
to .policy, you can read the full thread over at
rec.radio.amateur.homebrew ...

Regards,
JS