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@DasSeahawks listening i a free yeah, how can they regulate that.
But the law here, kinda forbids ham (indirectly at least)
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So I found out that
A) there's no Ham radio bandwidth
B) no Ham radio community
C) that Ham radio is technically illegal
D) but "easily could be made legal
And was considering applying for bandwidth allocation however, the way that applying works, implies a single studio, with equipment costs/budget and the likes.
Have any of you ever played with ham radio?
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ham radio