>It's my personal opinion that HAM is dying because it hasn't kept up with the times. How do you draw new people in?
Ham radio is not dying. There are more licensed amateurs now than there ever has been, and it's growing every year [1]. The whole notion that ham radio is this old relic nobody uses anymore has no bearing in reality.
Ham radio is not dying. There are more licensed amateurs now than there ever has been, and it's growing every year [1]. The whole notion that ham radio is this old relic nobody uses anymore has no bearing in reality.
[1]http://www.arrl.org/news/us-amateur-radio-numbers-reach-an-a...