T&T: New morse code web site

[John Adams]

AMEN Phil,

It is time that the elitist HAM community wake up to 
reality.  Competition for radio frequencies  is high, and going to 
get higher as more sophisticated communications technologies 
emerge.  Having to sit, using one's finger, going dit-dah goes beyond 
the pale.  Come to new world, HAM's before the new world leaves you 
in the  dust.  Let the games begin!

John Adams
m/v "Oriental' CT T35
Currently lying Wayfarer's Cove Marina
Arapahoe, NC


At 09:13 AM 9/28/2006, trawlerphil wrote:
>All my HAM pals have been trying to get me to get a HAM radio license for
>years, but my position is having to take a Morse code test to get a HAM
>license makes about as much sense as having to demonstrate proficiency in
>smoke signals before being allowed to use a telephone. I simply won't do it.
>If the ITU/HAM folks aren't careful, someone will try to commandeer those
>frequencies for some other use.
>
>                                           Regards....
>
>Phil Rosch
>Old Harbor Consulting
>M/V "Curmudgeon" MT44 TC
>Currently lying Bond Creek, NC