I think that if we want this 'hobby' to survive and recrute new ops as time
goes by, we must be more open minded or the hole thing will end up being an sk
with the rest of us one of these days. We can decide to operate one mode or
another if we please but we shouldn't close the door to new technologies and
modes of operation in the best interest of ham radio...I think
73, Fabi va2up
> From: Arsk0jn@aol.com
> Date: Sat, 31 Oct 2009 14:00:20 -0400
> To: rtty@contesting.com
> CC: Arsk0jn@aol.com
> Subject: Re: [RTTY] BAND OPERATION POLLS..
>
>
> I remember it also. The ARRL supported phone in the upper part of the 40
> meter band because it was sparsely used and there was concern that the upper
> portion would either be completely covered over by foreign broadcast
> station or would be given to them entirely and lost to the amateur community
> forever. They were the primary force in convincing the FAA to allow phone
> usage in that portion of the band. It's probably the only reason we have it
> today. The ARRL deserves our gratitude not our criticism.
> Joe Nemecek, K0JN
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