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***  Automatic digest processor said on Fri, 05 Jun 98 22:07:14 PDT

Hello Bill, I dont think you have a handle on EAS.
It is MUCH more than "EBS in a bottle"
If you have a question about EAS, I will try to answer it
A blanket statement like that is DEAD wrong.........
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> Date:    Wed, 3 Jun 1998 16:49:31 GMT
> From:    Bill Gross <bgross@AIRMAIL.DELETE.NET>
> Subject: Re: No Warning - Sirens MY RANT
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> Sirens are far from perfect but there is nothing out there to replace
> them.  EAS?  its EBS in a new bottle.  It is a more smoke and flash
> than of value to the public.  That an the so called NOAA All Hazards
> Radio.  The later is of value for weather related incidents but the
> "all hazards" is a hoot.

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+++ Reply By Allen Sklar  ajsklar@northrim.net


Allen Sklar                              Member
ajsklar@northrim.net             SBE, ARRL, IEEE
w7as@amsat.org                  Amateur Call  W7AS
Chief Engineer,  KTFI, KMXM, KIKX, KTPZ, KMHI, W7AS
FM Idaho Co.  Impact Radio Group,  Twin Falls ID

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