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Will "no code" license result in meaningful growth?
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What does amateur radio not offer now that it once did? One example: First on the scene with emergency mobile communications. In the 1950's, I was the fifth person to arrive upon the scene of a severe auto accident and the first one with mobile communications with which to call for help. Nowadays, the first four people would have cell phones. Even if I were the first on the scene, I would use my cell phone, not my mobile ham rig. -- 73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com |
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