>I have been in the AMA since the 50's and have always supported the
> organization but never became involved in the politics. Oh, there was
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> Heaven forbid it gets lost in the monolithic postal system and they
> send me more of this crap that I don't want.
That DVD/coin stuff was a pretty hinky deal. I paid for one. Not a bad
video but was it worth the price? I had do consider it a donation kinda like
the kids that sell stuff for fund raising at school. "good cause" I do like
my hobby and the AMA is an advocate for it so I'll pay my dues.
About your interference at the field, that's not good. BTDT. Many times
there are some Ham radio guys around that can help with that stuff.
mk
Vance Howard - 18 Mar 2009 00:29 GMT
> >I have been in the AMA since the 50's and have always supported the
> > organization but never became involved in the politics. Oh, there
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> BTDT. Many times there are some Ham radio guys around that can help
> with that stuff. mk
Also regarding the dvd you received unsolicited, According to US postal
code, it is illegal to send somebody something they didn't ask for,
then demand payment for. You could have kept it and not had to pay for
it.

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VEGASFAN - 19 Mar 2009 00:48 GMT
I'm retired from the monolithic Postal System, and it's still the
best and most efficient in the world, thank you.
If you'd bothered to read the letter that came with the dvd you would
have noticed that you did not have to pay for, or return, the dvd.
Anything unsolicited that you receive in the mail is considered a gift
and you are not required to ever pay anybody anything.
I did belong to the AMA but not any more. They had little to offer me
as I mostly fly on my own property.
C.B.
>> I have been in the AMA since the 50's and have always supported the
>> organization but never became involved in the politics. Oh, there was
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> there are some Ham radio guys around that can help with that stuff.
> mk
sfrank69@gmail.com - 19 Mar 2009 12:38 GMT
> I'm retired from the monolithic Postal System, and it's still the
> best and most efficient in the world, thank you.
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> > there are some Ham radio guys around that can help with that stuff.
> > mk
Please take another look to see what is offered to YOU and the Hobby/
Sport
in general.....
it is FAR more than Liability insurance !!!!!
seek out all here:
www.modelaircraft.org
I hope your frequency problems have been resolved. Sounds like the
AMA did give you lousy responses. But AMA is not a police force. What
could they have done for you? The 72 mHz frequencies are used under
the FCC condition that we accept all outside interference. If someone
is violating FCC law (high power, illegal use of frequency) that
should be reported to the FCC. If another club within 3 miles is
causing interferance, AMA has guidlines for negotiating and testing.
Today we have the option of 2.4 gHz that eliminates almost all
frequency problems. So I am not clear as to what AMA could have done
to help you other than giving you better responses.