HAM radio operators practice emergency response skills

Full story: Farmington Daily Times

Three years ago, Floyd Bowman, an amateur or "HAM" radio operator from Cedar Hill, received a message via HAM radio from a man in Durango, Colo.

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Paul

Waco, TX

Good article, but for future reference it's "ham radio," not "HAM radio." The word "ham" is not an acronym, it isn't capitalized. We don't write "CELL phones," "LIGHT bulb," or "LAWN mower," do we?

Binky-357

New Prague, MN

Actually, Ive seen it referred to as *H*ome *AM*ateur radio in more than one or two documents.

American_ patriot

Since: Dec 08

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Keeseville, NY

ISP: Jefferson, NY

H = Home no power, A = Actually no cell service and M = Maybe you need communications to get food and water.

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