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From: CarpenterCR.dlos@XEROX.ARPA
Newsgroups: net.ham-radio
Subject: Re: CBer's of the ham bands
Message-ID: <1541@sri-arpa.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 3-Jul-84 05:08:04 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul  3 05:08:04 1984
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Interesting comments Andy, and I agree.  Here are some other thoughts.

	o  There is a no-code band.  It's around 11 Meters.

	o  Code is good for those who want to use it, and I do.

	o  Very few Amateurs use their equipment for emergencies.

	o  Not all the jammers are in California. 	o  They are in Dallas too -
and they are usually locals.

	o  Some are the good ole boys who don't want the lids, kids
           and space cadets using "their" frequencies.

	o  It appears that the original message was inteded to
           start a controversy.  WOW!

	o  Amateur radio provides a foundation for many and varied
           interests.  

	o  That's what we aught to be concentrating on!

	
		73
		Chuck,  W5USJ