Amateur radio and its environment
Amateur Radio
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Amateur radio and its environment
Amateur Radio

Author : Christian MARTIN

Publication date: November 10, 1999 | Lire en français

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8. Amateur radio and its environment

The company's reputation for technical expertise has earned it privileged relations with its professional circle and neighbors.

8.1 Neighborly relations

The natural curiosity engendered by an unusual phenomenon such as the appearance of a forest of antennas in the vicinity of a radio amateur's home, prompts many questions about the whys and wherefores of this hobby. The public often has little idea that it is possible to contact the whole world with modest means, and the discovery of these possibilities is always met with great astonishment. Known for their technical skills, amateur radio operators are often called upon by their neighbors to give advice on technical problems, even when they are not related to electronics.

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