How about, I refuse to have a cell phone! Imagine that, I can get away
without everybody trying to find me and the government can't track me
down. If my YL, KB1TCG, really wants to find me when I'm out she can
cruise 20 or 40m and find me...
YL has a burner phone in case of emergencies w/daughters and grandson or
else she wouldn't have one either.
We refuse to play their games.
I go to private schools and do hands on ham radio demos (voice & digi)
to get youngsters interested as public schools only do as they are
told. We had a Prep Fair in town last Oct and did live Winlink Peer 2
Peer on 20m, Electaft KX3 in our Hambulance in the car park and Kenwood
TS-480 at the event.
My youngest daughter, 31 and grandson, 7 are studying for their license.
Ham Radio lives on!
Merry Christmas everyone
73 de Jose Douglas KB1TCD, Bristol ME
On 12/14/2019 10:50 PM, k8mn wrote:
When I first became a radio amateur, there were something like 25,000 to
300,000 hams in the U.S. alone. There are more than 700,000 now. I'm
optimistic. A cellular telephone isn't amateur radio.Sent from my Samsung
Galaxy smartphone.
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