I think the neatest thing about this video is that there were YOUNG people
there! That's encouraging. Nice press for Amateur Radio and Elecraft too.
Wonder what she meant by the old way??? ;o)
73,
Julius
Eric Swartz - WA6HHQ, Elecraft wrote:
I received a nice surprise watching the news
Wonder what she meant by the old way??? ;o)
73,
Julius
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She's a child of the internet age.
I've actually run into people who don't understand how a radio signal can
pass over an ocean or continent without a satellite to relay it. They are so
I just wish we could get that kind of coverage and understanding over
here.
It appears in the US, the media and public are much more aware of the
part amateur radio can play in national emergencies and just generally
(you have a big country with places with no cell coverage etc).
73 de
Same situation over here David.
Even in items about CB or pirate music transmitters the media misuses the
term radio-amateur.
If you say a technical/regulations exam is mandatory for this hobby people
are highly surprised.
Why do you need that to play deejay on the air?
Even to the local
I received a nice surprise watching the news late last night when a K3
popped up on the screen at the end of this story. (See the link below.)
They actually had two ham radio related stories. Field Day, and earlier
in the broadcast, the story on moon bouncing that has appeared in the NY
Times
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