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In article , Barry OGrady wrote:
Fact of the matter is that the media generally doesn't like ham radio. They want to steal the freq's. By the way many of the weather reports of sever weather you get via tv is sent to the counties via hams, "skywarn" the counties send it to the weather buro and the tv gets it from there. Sounds illegal. Ham radio is not to be used for commercial purposes. SKYWARN is not used for commercial purposes -- SKYWARN storm spotters reporting severe weather to an agency who subsequently issues a storm warning to a television station is no where near commercial purposes. SKYWARN spotters report to an emergency management agency or the National Weather service. For more information, see: http://www.skywarn.org/ -- Clay Irving Well (s)he is only a type of deer after all so its particularly spectacular to have learnt English from only 'A Stranger in a Strange Land' and 'A Clockwork Orange' - Jonathan Stowe in c.l.p.misc |
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