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gii3kev wrote:

<snip>

>
> What radio amateur is going to go to all this trouble for an occasionl
> QSO.

It all depends on whether ones personal interest in amateur radio is
exchanging information that is more readily exchanged by phone
or on the Internet, or whether it is research in radio technology.

Presumably one is allowed to enjoy the latter, the former or both?

Regards

Stewart G3YSX