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   On Tue, 7 Nov 2023 09:19:00 -0500   
   "Mike Powell" (1:2320/105)  wrote:   
      
   > > Is there any activity here?     
   >    
   > It comes and goes.  One of our more active HAM radio posters took his   
   > BBS off the networks a couple of months back, which has greatly   
   > reduced the number of HAM posts on most networks I carry.   
      
   HAM seems to be a novelty these days. The main reason I got one was   
   because I'm a member of the local CERT (Community Emergency Response   
   Team) which arms you with a lot of knowledge. Some of that is that when   
   all hell breaks loose, the only way to communicate over distances may   
   be with a HAM radio due to cell towers being down.    
      
   If guess if kids can't games on it, they're not interested.    
      
   That said, the Plano radio club seems to be pretty strong. I went to   
   one of their meetings after doing my General testing and it was fairly   
   well attended.   
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