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[log in to unmask] (Bob Junke) writes:
> *****  Since there isn't a more logical place to put this post, I'll put
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> *****  it here in hopes that that enough interested parties will respond.
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> *****  My previous attempts at getting a response to this idea, other
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> *****  than a phone call or two, have gone unanswered.
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> Proposal:    Formation of an amateur radio club, and establishment of a club
>              station here at Miami University.  The club would be open to all
>              licensed hams and anyone else that would be interested.
 
 
        This sounds like a great Idea... I've been trying to get into ham radio
for about six months now.  I'm a freshman here at Miami, and I am very
surprised to learn that with all of Miami's clubs, and organizations, that we
lack a Radio Club!  My other HAM radio buddy down here didn't think there were
more than 5 or 6 HAM's down here... I told him that I guess it's not that
popular down here... but upon here the news that over 100 people at miami are
Radio operators, it would be a benefit for learners like my to have such a
club.
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