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New Radio Lab Helps Students Broadcast To The World And Space:

from picketonline.com on August 31, 2010
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New Radio Lab Helps Students Broadcast To The World And Spac

by KC2WI on August 31, 2010 Mail this to a friend!

I wish the news media would not use the word "broadcast" when referring to amateur radio.

We do not broadcast, we engage in 2-way communication.

It is rare that any news article about amateur radio really gets it right.

Any hams talking to news media should specifically ask them not to use that word. We should point out that in fact except for certain cases, we are prohibited from one-way "broadcasting."

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