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On 9 May 2004 13:03:29 GMT, Alun wrote:
Firstly, I think the reason they didn't go for a memorandum report and order is more mundane. They don't care about any catfight because they don't care about amateur radio, period. The "they" is really one individual, the specialist who has to start the ball rolling by drafting the new rules and the discussion and justification therefor, and AFAIK the current incumbent in that slot is an active amateur. After that, his job is to sell it up the ladder, where ham radio is on the bottom of the totem pole, and he may see that there is a barrier upstream of him and may be doing nothing because of that. Were it me, I'd have the rules and the text all ready to go in my wordprocessor files by now. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane |
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"Phil Kane" wrote in
et: On 9 May 2004 13:03:29 GMT, Alun wrote: Firstly, I think the reason they didn't go for a memorandum report and order is more mundane. They don't care about any catfight because they don't care about amateur radio, period. The "they" is really one individual, the specialist who has to start the ball rolling by drafting the new rules and the discussion and justification therefor, and AFAIK the current incumbent in that slot is an active amateur. After that, his job is to sell it up the ladder, where ham radio is on the bottom of the totem pole, and he may see that there is a barrier upstream of him and may be doing nothing because of that. Were it me, I'd have the rules and the text all ready to go in my wordprocessor files by now. -- 73 de K2ASP - Phil Kane I knew it was one person, but didn't know he was a ham. I still don't think the FCC as a whole gives a fig for ham radio. |
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