Amateur Radio Licenses are very easy to obtain these days. There are no=20
code requirements and most technical types can devote a day and learn=20
enough to pass the first two levels in the US. Conditions are similar in=20
other countries. The top level in the US was tough for me but I did it.=20
Many kids in the 12 year-old groups can do it on memory alone. Go for=20
it, there is something for everyone in amateur radio. If you are one of=20
the more organized or administrative types you can find a lot of areas=20
where those skills are appreciated as well. Please do join us and enjoy=20
the company. You might be surprised to find that there are more of us=20
than ever and that although code is not a requirement it is gaining in=20
popularity every day. Browse youtube.com and check us out.

On 10/2/2015 11:25 PM, RussellMc wrote:
>
> I I have not read details - Amateur licence required to use if 'ham bands=
'
> used. But may be able to be used with other licences or licence free if n=
et
> operators cooperated.
>
>

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John Ferrell W8CCW
    Julian NC 27283
  It is better to walk alone,
than with a crowd going the wrong direction.
                   --Diane Grant


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