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|    Tony Langdon to JIMMY ANDERSON    |
|    Re: Wannbe HAM    |
|    17 Sep 16 18:00:00    |
      -=> JIMMY ANDERSON wrote to JOE DELAHAYE <=-               JA> I remember having a license, but I thought it was voluntary. The whole        JA> point of "citizen's band" was it was open for citizens to use - no        JA> license needed.              Licences were compulsory in Australia, but it was a simple matter of filling in       the paperwork and paying the fee. No other qualifications or documentation       needed. That was the "Citizens" part of "Citizens Band" - anyone could get a       licence by simply paying the fee. It was estimated about half the people on CB       were unlicensed in 1990.               JA> At least that's the way I remember it, but I was a kid at the time. :-)               JA> I *THINK* we were WKY-409, but I woudn't swear to it...              My official CB callsign was VGE610. :)               JA> Just did a google - apparently there are other people that would like        JA> to know their old CB license. :-)              I still remember mine (see above). :)                     ... We put the "k" in "kwality."       --- MultiMail/Win32 v0.49        * Origin: Freeway BBS - freeway.apana.org.au (3:633/410)    |
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