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On Sat, 22 Mar 2008 05:38:46 -0500, Geoff Schultz
wrote: Brian Whatcott wrote in : On Fri, 21 Mar 2008 17:10:11 +0100, Marc Heusser d wrote: I am an electrical engineer and could quite easily get a licence for amateur radio. Does it pay off if I'd do that to access weather charts etc on a boat - this year in Europe, both on inland waterways in France and in the eastern North sea (between Germany, Denmark and Sweden)? Apart from a transceiver I have a Mac that should decode the signals without any extra hardware with MultiMode (http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html). Or are other options better? TIA Marc Amateur licenses are worth another look at now. The morse code requirement has been swept away, and there are just three available classes - tech, general and extra. ... Brian Whatcott Altus OK Just remember that you need at least a general license (which requires code)to utilize AirMail. -- Geoff I say again: it is not now necessary to demonstrate Morse in order to obtain a Technician, General or Extra License Brian Whatcott Altus OK, |
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