The other problem is, those like me who are on several teams. I can say
there are a few I know of in New England, quite a few so I'd bet that would
be a high number through out the country.
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Hi all,
A friend stopped by earlier and we had a discussion about disabled hams =
and how important they can be to a RACES/ARES team. He asked a question =
on if I knew how many disabled ham radio operators there would be in =
just the USofA. Places like Handihams would have some numbers, but =
wouldn=E2=80=99t have a total number. Would someone like to give an =
estimate? I have no numbers here to support any claims. Gary KB2YAA