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![]() N2EY wrote: But since about 1995, JA ham license numbers have been in a downward spiral. Not just total number of station licenses but number of new licenses, operator and station. Some say the decline is due to factors like the poor state of the Japanese economy and/or the popularity of other electronics communications like the internet, cell phones, etc. Wow! Until now, you've presented the numbers as purely an American failure. IIRC, Japan still has code-testing for all but the fourth class license, even though the treaty changed more than 18 months ago. Ooooh! Aaaah! not Miccolis |
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