[Dx-qsl] Still Another Pay As You Go Operation

Thu Jan 9 14:35:20 EST 2014

I suppose really, if you were in a nusing home or in some kind of old 
peoples complex or sheltered accomodation or whatever you call it in 
your part of the world, perhaps amateur radio is not an option - no 
antennas allowed or restrictions in using ham radio equipment from within.
Perhaps some people might still have the bug of ham radio and this is 
their own option to stay connected.
Sure its not ham radio as we know it, but for those who have lost the 
ability through being in restricted accomodation, it might
still be better than nothing.
I'm sure that those of us who are still able to erect antennas and have 
a transceiver in our home will continue to
play radio as we have always done.
Tom
GM4FDM
On 09/01/2014 19:19, Murray Green (K3BEQ) wrote:
> Reference the information about renting out superstations in a 
> previous email. Here is a site that offers still another pay as you go 
> access to the Amateur Radio bands including those without licenses, 
> albeit at a much more reasonable cost. Times are a changing. 
> http://www.hamsphere.com/pricing
>> 73, Murray K3BEQ
>> See Ohio/Penn DX Special Bulletin No. 1144.2 dtd January 9 2014 for 
> more information.
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