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March 4th 06, 04:22 PM
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Radio Hammery - The Weekly FAQ
Plod's Conscience wrote: What is Ham Radio? It is becoming increasingly difficult to fly the flag for decency and for civilised behaviour in Radio Hammery. Even the Usenet newsgroups dedicated to the cause have degenerated into a hotbed of abusive onslaughts by those who ought to know better. However, there still exists the fundamental basis on which Ham Radio is based, and that will never die. This FAQ ("What Is Ham Radio?") will be regularly published and will not be shouted or bullied down. It is important that those of a technical bent, who are the natural seed-corn of Radio Hammery and who gravitate towards us to be the real novitiate, can still find us, (and know that we are still here), their fellows. while you chould find another venue for your bile |
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