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ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
know code wrote: Bill Turner wrote: What does it mean to be a real radio ham? It means you have a real ham license. Anything else, including the rest of your post, is just one person's opinion, period. Ah, but define a 'real ham license'. A lot of people in the UK think the M3/Foundation licence is NOT a real ham licence! Herein lies the problem! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In this context, it doesn't matter what individuals think. What matters is what the gummint says. If they call it an "Amateur Radio License" or the equivalent, that's what it is. IF they call it a "Citizen's Band License" or the equivalent, that's also what it is. What you or I make of those is important to us but irrelevant to the original question. Bill T. |
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Au contraire.
You might have one of those, but otherwise be a CBer-Masquerading-As-A-Radio-Ham. Ham Radio is a technical pursuit for gentlemen; a technical pursuit whose rights and standards we must uphold. The operating hobby is known as CB Radio. Bill Turner wrote: What does it mean to be a real radio ham? It means you have a real ham license. Anything else, including the rest of your post, is just one person's opinion, period. Bill, W6WRT |
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I detect some copy and pasting going on here..
Plod's Conscience wrote: Au contraire. You might have one of those, but otherwise be a CBer-Masquerading-As-A-Radio-Ham. Ham Radio is a technical pursuit for gentlemen; a technical pursuit whose rights and standards we must uphold. The operating hobby is known as CB Radio. |
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Is that some form of CB mentalism, for there
was none in what you quoted? Bob Bob wrote: I detect some copy and pasting going on here.. Plod's Conscience wrote: Au contraire. You might have one of those, but otherwise be a CBer-Masquerading-As-A-Radio-Ham. Ham Radio is a technical pursuit for gentlemen; a technical pursuit whose rights and standards we must uphold. The operating hobby is known as CB Radio. |
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"Plod's Conscience" wrote in
oups.com: Is that some form of CB mentalism, for there was none in what you quoted? Is Plod for real or just a Pythonesque spoof? |
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ORIGINAL MESSAGE:
Plod's Conscience wrote: Ham Radio is a technical pursuit for gentlemen; a technical pursuit whose rights and standards we must uphold. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I love this kind of stuff. Think how boring it would be if we were all just normal, rational beings living in the real world. Bill, W6WRT |
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You're not, then?
Bill Turner wrote: ORIGINAL MESSAGE: Plod's Conscience wrote: Ham Radio is a technical pursuit for gentlemen; a technical pursuit whose rights and standards we must uphold. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I love this kind of stuff. Think how boring it would be if we were all just normal, rational beings living in the real world. Bill, W6WRT |
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1 This excitement causes a wish to share the experience with ones fellow man, and shows itself in the gentlemanly traditions of Ham Radio. = MAN 2 Thus a Radio Ham could also hold a CB licence safe in the knowledge that such a licence says no more about him than having a land-line = MAN 3 Ham Radio licence and a CB Radio licence. To him, they are sisters-under-the-skin. Wrongly, the CB Radio Hobbyist then = MAN Sir with respect to you this is error I myself have heard on quite few occasions women with their own stations / license G3`s 4`s and 8 and have met a female Radio ham at the Canvey Island public Amatuer Radio Rally Sale who was also a stall - holder another licensed Female operater was a sales lady in an Essex amatuer radio Shop, she used to go to the same social club as me. Keith G8IFW after this, I think look how many mistakes I make, loads of them. I think i had better write better messages myself |
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