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What do yout hink is the future of shortwave and amateur radio in 10, 50,
100 years? Honestly, it's not as necessary as it used to be, but the ARRL is right, "When all else fails" shortwave and amateur radio will be there. I think 3-30mhz is of limited use to corporations and other powerful interests. It's just not very attractive to them, and the regulatory bodies around the world respect it. So I think it's here to stay for a good long time. But the question is, in 100 years, who's going to use it? Will it be a vacant frequency spread? I sure hope not. It's a great hobby. Yet, I can't help but feel that the glory days of shortwave listening has passed me by. Thoughts? ------------- Jeff Wilson KG6RIF Los Angeles, California |
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