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				 Are we the last generation of hams? 
 
			
			On May 3, 4:52 pm, AF6AY  wrote:From:  wrote on Wed 2 May 2007 23:35:
 
 On Apr 21, 12:20?am, AF6AY  wrote:
 
 There's still plenty of time for you to expand the scope of your
 HF experience, Len.  Drop kick that "commercial operator" mode and re-
 focus on AMATEUR applications for a while!  You'll enjoy it!
 
 I will politiely ask you to rephrase that paragraph.
 
 some thing Never do change it seems
 
 
 
 I cannot "drop kick" my previous life experience.  In granting me
 an Amateur Extra license, the FCC has not required that I give up
 anything (as in discarding or "drop kicking") insofar as radio...nor
 of experience in radio nor of formal training in radio.  Further, the
 FCC gives all licensees a great deal of freedom of choice in their
 class's frequency spectrum and modes of communications.  There
 is no compelling mandate that any licensee must 'operate' in
 according to what certain groups of amateurs say one must.
 
 "Radio" and all of electronics works by the same laws of physics,
 regardless of the federal regulations on use made by governments.
 
 Nor should rop kickyou experence after all if you could achive that
 state (which I doubt) would you even have an interest in the ARS? I
 doubt it
 In your case your professional eperence is what brought you here
 
 In Mine it was lsitening to audio from the YomKippur year and I think
 before that the 6 Day war. Our life experences are what makesus who we
 are as people and as Hams
 
 "drop kicking" Our experences is form a sucide in a very real sense
 
 
 But of course you are right Maxwell equation et alldo not change
 suddenlyin the Ham bands
 
 I read alternitive history and sometimes in my nightmares wonder what
 what following the Conventional wisdom back when we ham were banshihed
 to USELES HF  would have produced today
 
 I hope and Belive that the ARS has a future
 
 
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