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Old February 24th 05, 10:48 PM
Todd Daugherty
 
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"Dave Heil" wrote in message
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N9OGL wrote:

The point of the argument is for amateur's radio to grow amateurs are
going
to have to compete with the internet.


No, that not only isn't the point, there isn't any argument except in
your mind.

Compete in the sense of getting
people into the hobby.


Amateur radio competes with any other leisure activity for time. Some
folks find it fascinating. Some have no interest. Not everyone is
going to become a radio amateur.

The old modes of communication isn't going to
cut it anymore.


They seem to be cutting it just fine, Todd. What new mode do you use in
your clandestine "broadcasts"?

I'm running an information bulletin you dickhead and no matter what the ****
you think their ****ing legal so get over it!

The vast majority of people would rather get on the
internet
instead of getting into a hobby which has nothing to really offer in
terms
new modes of communication.


The vast majority of people are never going to become hams. It has
always been that way and will always be that way.


No, not all people well get into amateur radio, but unless you can come up
with new idea's the service will die. I was talking to other amatuers about
this subject odd of the internet and agree that amateur radio will probably
die off in a few years.

Many amateur radio operators can face the
fact
that amateur radio is slowly falling behind in technology and thus in
turn
is slowly dying off.


You've managed to dump a couple of false premises in one sentence.
You're wrong about technology and about amateur radio dying.


Oh really, what NEW technologies has amatuer radio come up with worth
getting into? Amateur are falling behind that's the truth.

Amateur radio will not grow if you can't get
people
into the service.


Amateur radio licensing numbers are near an all time high.

Not true, according to the statistics last year amateur radio went up and
down in the number of people entering the service. last month it was down by
over 1,000 people.

You can drop the licensing structure down to nothing
but
no one will come into a hobby without dated modes of communication.


I'm too busy laughing at your sentence to give you a serious reply,
Todd.

Dave K8MN




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