David wrote:
In the UK, and I suspect most countries, such traffic handling was
illegal (recently there are some relaxations) on the basis that it
undermined the businesses of the telephone companies and commercial
users of radio.
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Forgive my "US-centric" view David. It i
Ron D'Eau Claire wrote:
Agreed Dave! Hams are not necessarily electronics technicians or engineers.
Many simply want to operate with what they feel is the best commercial gear
their budget will allow.
However, very few hams have their installations professionally installed
and monitored, so h
I very seldom post to this list - taking up even more bandwidth doesn't seem to
be what the list needs lately Hi, but this thread sparked a response so I
thought I'd share it.
Although I was into CB in a big way "back in the day" (when it was as polite
and compliant as we sometimes wish amateur
Agreed Dave! Hams are not necessarily electronics technicians or engineers.
Many simply want to operate with what they feel is the best commercial gear
their budget will allow.
They are just as much Amateur Radio Operators as the guy who designs his own
rigs from scratch.
We've always had that
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