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Re: HaMs are now Safe!

said by P Ness See Profile:

LOL...guess the .00005% of the people who use HAMS radio's and other radio signals that were interfered with are now safe...lucky you guys.
Need to do a bit more research. I did a search for all the active registered hams in my town of about 62000 people, about 263. 0.4% is just a 'tiny' bit more than the percent you quote. That is just Hams, who comprise a small fraction of the myriad other private and public licensed radio operators.
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