[Fists] Fw: [CW] EUCW and WRC2003

K0HB H. Brakob K0HB H. Brakob" <[email protected]
Sun, 6 Jan 2002 22:52:47 -0000


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From: "Uranito" <[email protected]>
To: "CW REFLECTOR" <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, January 06, 2002 9:40 PM
Subject: [CW] EUCW and WRC2003


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> Asunto: EUCW and WRC2003
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> Dear Friends,
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> It will be soon time of WRC2003 and major changes regarding the
future of
> our common passion, i.e Morse code, on amateur bands, can easily be
> expected. Intense lobbying is in progress from a few very active
individuals
> and associations such as NCI.
> Do we must accept that the end of CW on amateur bands is the course
of
> history ? "Truth is rarely pure and never simple" (Oscar Wilde)
> UFT (i.e more than about 700 active members) is a proud affiliate of
EUCW.
> As such, we would greatly appreciate to know what is intended, at
the EUCW
> level, to defend CW in view of WRC2003 and what actions have already
been
> carried out.
> At UFT, we recently had very interesting exchanges with our good
friends
> from GACW. They suggest closer connections between all CW
associations
> worldwide and, why not, an International League of Telegraphists. It
could
> be a sort of "cyber-organization", as suggested by Alberto LU1DZ.
> Anyway, organizing CW contests is no longer sufficient and a more
active
> lobbying at the level of IARU seems mandatory.
> UFT as such is member of REF-Union, French representative at IARU
and we had
> fruitfull discussions with our colleagues of the board. But national
level
> is definitely no longer sufficient.
> In addition, the courageous position of our Russian friends should
be
> supported.
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> To summarize: what does EUCW suggests ? Don't you think it's worth
thinking
> of a "cyber-concertation" to limit the damage in 2003 ? Every
proposal would
> be welcome. We have some, can we share our points of view and start
actions
> ? If not, ZL2CA and company will win the game.
> It can easily be predicted that as soon as CW will no longer be
required for
> accessing HF bands at the international level, numerous countries
will
> endorse the WRC decision, even if, as stated by K1ZZ (QST, January
2001),
> national administrations have the right to craft their domestic
regulations
> accordingly even if the international regulations do not require it.
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> My friends and I look forward to reading your opinions and comments.
Thanks
> in advance.
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> Once more, all best wishes for 2002 !
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> CW forever !
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> Best 73 de Jean-Marc, F5SGI, ECM-UFT
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> Muchos saludos y buenos DX
> Best regards and good DX
> Alberto U. SILVA, LU1DZ
> GACW Coordinator
> http://www.geocities.com/gacwar
> http://www.eham.net/articles/2799
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