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I never understood the attraction of Ham radio, outside the technical aspect (building fancy radio equipment) if you're into electronics, and I'm old enough tha
by midoridensha 4y ago
I never understood the attraction of Ham radio, outside the technical aspect (building fancy radio equipment) if you're into electronics, and I'm old enough that Ham was still a thing when I was growing up and I had one friend that was really into it. Unlike all the online services where there were separate channels for different interests, even back in the BBS/Compu$erve days, ham radio had no such thing, it was just random people. You might as well just go hang out at a bar and talk to random people there; the quality of conversation won't be any different.
- galaxyLogic 4y agoIt was a club. You had to pay for the radio to join, and you had to be skillful enough to operate it. In other words my kinda buddy. Now I wonder what if there was social media you had to pay to join?