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Old September 2nd 03, 07:02 AM
Ryan, KC8PMX
 
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Yeah, true. For the most part it is merely an accessory to ham radio, but
not ham radio itself. That pretty much sums up my opinion of it.


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There is always a use for technologies, good and bad. That someone
could keep in touch with a friend via Echolink is a good thing.

Let's hope that the repeater owners can clean tings up.

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