[600MRG] A better explanation of the need for emcomm fallbackmodes. +
Tom "Doc" Gruis, KØHTF
k0htf at netins.net
Thu Mar 6 09:27:03 CST 2014
Good morning!
Two points:
1. I agree with self apportionmet of the proposed 630 meter band.
2. Excellent statement from Steve!
73,
Doc.
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From: <sbjohnston at aol.com>
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Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2014 08:28
Subject: Re: [600MRG] A better explanation of the need for emcomm
fallbackmodes.
>I would suggest that the practices of "Homeland Security" and industry
>teams are not a parallel for amateur radio emergency techniques. Hams
>offer a ready-to-use system of widely dispersed home and portable stations
>owned by men and women ready to use and maintain them. We are the
>"generalists" of emergency communications, and that's our value. Unlike
>the professionals - who tend to put their bets on highly specialized
>systems to meet the currently popular threats and usually fail to employ
>adequate technicians to maintain their systems - our operators, gear, and
>techniques are more flexible and can adapt to unforeseen situations.
>
> 630 meters has a role in this - but it should not be limited only to the
> fancy modes currently in vogue. And thus my support of CW in the band.
>
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> Steve WD8DAS
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> sbjohnston at aol.com
> http://www.wd8das.net/
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