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July 17th 03, 01:44 AM

Len Over 21

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(Brian) writes:

Actually the fact that other services don't use it very much is a strong
argument to require hams to learn it. This is the place to preserve the
skill in case of need and to prevent this capability from becoming a lost
art.

The Radio Lost Art Preservation Society? Should we include "Anachronysm?"

One might even call it "AnyOldCronyIsm." :-)

Plus of course the fact that quite a few hams do use it.

And so it is preserved without government incentive.

Beeper Welfare.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE

LHA

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