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![]() raped_an_old_underaged_boyfriend wrote: On 17 Jan 2006 06:36:01 -0800, K4YZ wrote: The 220-225Mhz band wound up in North American Amateur's hands for the most part as a buffer between commercial users and the Armed Forces "band" from 225Mhz to 400Mhz (among other reasons). It was never meant to be an unrevokable allocation...(Not that any are...) That we've kept it this long has been nothing short of a miracle. If they loes it we shoud give them half of oeurs becaues we don't need all that much and we are theyr friends. I say give them a megahurtz from 221 too 222. Marky, you can't even operate 2 meters worth a darn. |
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