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Old December 24th 04, 09:50 PM
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Yep it probably already is. Last time I check on 12
meters is was pretty much silent. No tune down to 3,892 or
3,853 at nights and people will advise you on how you need
to live your life! And I can hear jazz just about every
nite on 40 meters, so my comment is that maybe ham radio
is not really dead yet. Pending on your prespective.
Yes many jerks out there, looking to harass someone,
and yet I have found many folks want to have a good
conversation one night without all the discotent on the
band! Yep im not as active as I used to be, i give it
hell when I can.

gud luck to all and happy holidays from TX.

Steve in the hill country......

 
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