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Old March 17th 04, 11:44 AM
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Mike Coslo wrote in message ...
Bill Sohl wrote:


Proposed entry level transmitter power is proposed to be 100 watts
when the operation takes place below 24 MHz; 50 watts above. This is the
same as the ARRL proposal.


I still want to see the people (tech's specifically) that have been
harmed by RF.


It makes sense in light of the present rf hazard calcs that we have to perform.

But I've not seen anyone claimed to have been harmed by rf.
 
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