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Suzy wrote: > Forgive the new thread. Cake baked and eaten by grateful household... > > I agree that it's not very appropriate for very young children to be on > amateur bands. I seem to remember the entry age in the UK was 14 when I sat > the exam (at about 21...). 14 was probably a tad young too but there were > many potential boffins who managed the 3 hr (? from memory) C & G exam and     

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Author: Anonymous.
Date: Jan 9, 2008 00:40

I agree that it's not very appropriate for very young children to be on amateur bands. Seeing sense at last...... My personal experience with the very good Foundationers here in NSW actually is of much older people who have come to amateur radio late in life, Very true the average here is about 50 years old.....after 30 years pirating that is .... great being in her kill
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Suzy wrote: > "class_a" <class_a@comcast.net> wrote in message > news:9cOdnVjfq_ClxB3anZ2dnUVZ_uidnZ2d@comcast.com... >> Suzy wrote: >> >>> And further, the spirit of amateur radio includes an obligation to help >>> newcomers! >> >> Rubbish. I, or anyone else, am not _obligated_ to do anything for >> newcomers. >> >> I can help them if I _want_ to, but I am certainly not _obligated_ to     

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Author: Chaney's Laptop
Date: Jan 7, 2008 00:12

class_a wrote: Max Headroom wrote: class_a wrote: Suzy wrote: See my post earlier. I have no interest in kidding anyone. Here in NSW (where I live anyway -- this is a BIG country) the foundationers are excellent, but we have more than one group of apparently full calls who behave appallingly on 80 metres. If this VK4 has found differently where he is it
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Max Headroom wrote: > class_a wrote: >> Suzy wrote: >> >>> See my post earlier. I have no interest in kidding anyone. Here in >>> NSW (where I live anyway -- this is a BIG country) the foundationers >>> are excellent, but we have more than one group of apparently full >>> calls who behave appallingly on 80 metres. If this VK4 has found >>> differently where he is it doesn't invalidate my own     

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Author: Jim GM4DHJ
Date: Jan 6, 2008 22:39

class_a wrote: Suzy wrote: See my post earlier. I have no interest in kidding anyone. Here in NSW (where I live anyway -- this is a BIG country) the foundationers are excellent, but we have more than one group of apparently full calls who behave appallingly on 80 metres. If this VK4 has found differently where he is it doesn't invalidate my own findings here.
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Suzy wrote: > See my post earlier. I have no interest in kidding anyone. Here in NSW > (where I live anyway -- this is a BIG country) the foundationers are > excellent, but we have more than one group of apparently full calls who > behave appallingly on 80 metres. If this VK4 has found differently where he > is it doesn't invalidate my own findings here. And just because you think differently     

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Author: class_a
Date: Jan 6, 2008 08:41

Suzy wrote: A while ago on here, when this ng was very anti-M3 generally, (with little rational thinking, based on a few bad examples) an Australian amateur remonstrated. "Wait til you get *your* foundation licence scheme," he was told gloomily. "Then you'll see the destruction of your bands and know that we were right!". Well, we've had it for a while now and foundationers
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Suzy wrote: > A while ago on here, when this ng was very anti-M3 generally, (with little > rational thinking, based on a few bad examples) an Australian amateur > remonstrated. > > "Wait til you get *your* foundation licence scheme," he was told gloomily. > "Then you'll see the destruction of your bands and know that we were > right!". > > Well, we've had it for a while now and foundationers     

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Author: Max Headroom
Date: Jan 5, 2008 15:26

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Author: class_a
Date: Jan 5, 2008 15:07

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Author: Max Headroom
Date: Jan 5, 2008 15:00

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Author: class_a
Date: Jan 5, 2008 13:57

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Author: Chaney's Laptop
Date: Jan 5, 2008 08:48

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Author: class_a
Date: Jan 5, 2008 07:36

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