Good points, all.
When I recently read that even with the huge influx of new no-code Hams,
that our population is still down 16K from last year...well, it looks like
we are
dead already.
But I keep trying anyway. I got two individuals to get their tickets this
year.
And, one of them even joine
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Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Re: Hams should have encryption... NOT
Date: Sat, 28 Apr 2007 21:35:55 -0500
If one does a web search you find a lot of comments about encryption and
amateur radio. But they mostly seem to come from one source. You and
your group. Just because you are doing someth
If one does a web search you find a lot of comments about encryption and
amateur radio. But they mostly seem to come from one source. You and
your group. Just because you are doing something that may be illegal or
at least very borderline sub rosa type of activity does not mean that
the rest o
I am afraid many of them don't really care what you and I think about it.
In this atmosphere of fright, many think that if we DON'T do as they are
planning, we will loose our freqs totally. I think if we do it, we indeed
WILL loose our freqs. Thus it turns out to be a catch-as-catch-can
situation
Yep...
There is a role for Ham Radio in EMCOM, but I don't know what it is
so I just stay out of it. Some of other guys are wearing badges, etc.
My desire in HSMM was more along the lines of digital video (ADV), but
nobody
in the WG was much interested in that...
My dream was / is an ADV 100
