[QCWA] Morse Code and Ham Radio Operators

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Nice letter, Frank.  I hope Leno sees it and responds.

Dick



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Sent: Sunday, May 15, 2005 1:30 AM
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Subject: [QCWA] Morse Code and Ham Radio Operators



Dear Jay:

Your segment having the amateur radio operators beat the pants off the
guys 
on the cell phones was very gratifying.  Those of us active in "Ham
Radio" know 
how important ham radio can be in times of emergency.  We all remember
how 
the first lines of communication in New York City on 9/11 were provided
by 
dedicated and trained amateur radio operators.  Here in Silicon Valley,
we, too, 
have a dedicated group of amateur radio operators who constantly train
for the 
day we hope never comes when we may have to provide the last hope for
radio 
communications in a time of dire emergency.

Thank you for providing a plug for ham radio operators.  I hope one day
soon 
you will invite those very experienced hams back on your show to explain
to 
your viewers what amateur radio is and how valuable a service hams
provide.

Thank you,

Frank Weiss K6FCW
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Franklyn C. Weiss
Registered Patent Attorney
109 Stratford Court
Mountain View, CA 94040
frankweiss at aol.com
650-969-1939
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