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Old July 23rd 03, 04:14 AM
Larry Roll K3LT
 
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In article , "Phil Kane"
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Izzat so? Where's all the high-speed digital communications infrastructure
that was promised to ham radio when the 5 WPM code test was dropped
for the Technician-class license?


It's working - quite well, than kew - in the San Francisco Bay Area
on the 2.4 GHz band. Sorry, there's no access point in Pennsylvania.


Phil:

I wouldn't know about Pennsylvania, but down here in a place that prides
itself in the name "Lower, Slower Delaware," I'm sure that a high-speed
digital infrastructure will be the last thing to come to the local amateur
radio scene.

73 de Larry, K3LT



 
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