This Blows! John Here lately, it seems, we have a "repressive" democracy... Jay Rusgrove Jay Rusgrove, W1VD [email protected] wrote: collapse of a nicest last
John Here lately, it seems, we have a "repressive" democracy... Jay Rusgrove Jay Rusgrove, W1VD << Obviously more and more of some government's decisions are directly influenced by the power of indus
Hello John, time I read the Constitution, I could swear our form of government was representative democracy." ... well, John, we have the best politicians, money can buy! 73 Geri, DK8KW (W1KW)
<< Obviously more and more of some government's decisions are directly influenced by the power of industries and large companies! >> It reminds me of a time several years ago, Geri, when a reporter o
Dear John, LF group, Lowfers Very sorry to hear about the FCC's absurd decision. The ARRL report reads:- against the greater public interest of an interference-free power grid." Have they got this t
Despite assurance from ARRL that an amateur would have to be within a few 100 yards of the line for there to be any problem, at which distance the power line QRM would be horrendous, FCC have gone al
against the greater public interest of an interference-free power grid." Have they got this the right way round? Virtually all radio services on LF suffer a continual and steadily increasing amount
Dear LF-Folks, I am very disappointed about this FCC-decision. Obviously more and more of some government's decisions are directly influenced by the power of industries and large companies! 73 Geri,
Hi Jim, et al, Also sorry to hear about no LF band for US. an allocation to the amateur service could result in the need for PLCs to modify or cease their >operations to avoid causing interference to
Dear John, LF group, Lowfers Very sorry to hear about the FCC's absurd decision. The ARRL report reads:- against the greater public interest of an interference-free power grid." Have they got this th
Sorry, doesn't look like we'll be joining the rest of the world on LF any time soon. The Federal Communications Commission turned down a US ham band at 136kHz for the foreseeable future. There's a st