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Then I question why they would get a license at all.
by assimpleaspossi 2y ago
Then I question why they would get a license at all.
- JKCalhoun 2y agoBecoming a part of ARES (Amateur Radio Emergency Service) might be a valid reason.
- assimpleaspossi 2y agoIt might be but I strongly doubt it. Such a thing wouldn't be top of mind for anyone unless they had direct experience with it.
- Suzuran 2y agoAnd this is why the hobby is dying. Home ownership is well beyond the means of most of the population now, and rental properties/apartments do not allow antenna structures. Those who persist and evaluate portable/mobile HF ops or settle with a compromise antenna get soundly shit upon by other hams who say "If you can't put up a beam on a tower and you can't afford a legal-limit amplifier to feed it with, why bother?"