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N2EY wrote:
In article , Mike Coslo writes: http://www.arrl.org/?news_list_off=15 KA4NMA was in an accident recently and used his handheld on two meters to call for help. And I thought that there was no use for the things since we all have cell phones now. Who said that? Certainly Lenover21 and William have said words to that effect. What *has* happened is that cell phones do much if not most of the 911-type reporting that we hams used to do. Particularly in metro areas. The above example is the exception that proves the rule. I think Kim said it best about taking whatever you can along with you. Here in mountianous Central PA there are places *in the middle of town* where the signal simply goes away. If I had to stake my life on getting through, I would use my HT in our area. And that is my point here. - Mike KB3EIA - |
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Kindly repost where I said that.
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bb wrote:
Kindly repost where I said that. Is this in reply to something I wrote, Brian? Wow, we gotta get you a new mailreader! At any rate, I'm trying to look it up now, but you've had a lot of name changes on the newsgroup. - Mike KB3EIA - |
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