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November 16th 06, 12:38 PM
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Advice for power company related rfi
Telamon wrote: In article .com, wrote: This is perhaps the best reason to get a ham license. Snip That would be called overkill. -- Telamon Ventura, California In my dealings with are locla arc and spark, er I meant RECC, Blue Grass Energy or whatever their name is this week, the only time I have ahd any success was when I brought me being a licensed radio operator. I wasted 2 yeas argueing with them before mentioning in passing that I was a ham. They were out that afternoon and changed out an offending street light. Given the modest requrements to get a ham license, and the minimal expense, it might be well worth the time, effort and money. I still discribe myselff as an SWL who happened to pick up a ham license more by accident then design. Except to the power company when I become a vital member of the emergency communication system for the state of Kentucky. Barf, but it works. Cheaper then paying the guy 20$ to take out the light, or the several K$ for a legal defense or fines. Terry |
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