Tracy R Reed wrote:
Paul G. Allen wrote:
Ham operators communicate using wireless all the time. You can select certain side-band
frequencies at any given time and nearly always here sounds similar to those old,
antiquated dial up modems we used to have (remember those? ;) ). At one time I had a
The need for a ham license puts it out of reach for many also.
Why is that? Anyone can apply for an FCC amateur radio license. All you
need to do is take and pass the test. The only barriers are for non-U.S
citizens although they can get an FCC Alien amateur license; Canadian
licenses are valid in the U.S. Heck, you don't even have to take a code
test anymore.
It's no more difficult than getting a driver's license.
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