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VK2TV > RSGB 01.07.07 05:38l 38 Lines 1133 Bytes #999 (0) @ WW
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# On : 7/1/2007 14:17:26
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>From: KB2VXA@NJ2AR.#CNJ.NJ.USA.NOAM
>To : RSGB@WW
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>Hi Ray and all,
>I'm not a walking rule book so if interested you can always download Part
>97 from just about anywhere. What sticks in my mind is that repeaters had
>to ID with /R but that's been dropped in recent years, could be the FCC
>realized we're smart enough to recognize a repeater when we hear one. The
Maybe the FCC got smart enough to recognise a repeater.
>term "private" is wide open to interpretation so I'll go with "closed"
>which means it's not open to use by the general ham population. Those are
Closed repeaters have never been permitted down here.
>a land line dial in BBS. Remember those? For those who don't they were
>the "internet" version of a packet BBS except for not being part of a
Never used one but I remember them.
>That's my waffle for today, too bad the syrup won't modulate.
But if you bring your syrup to the boil, doesn't it undergo amplitude modulation?
Cheers ... Ray
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