For many participants in the world of amateur radio, the initial draw can be something like the ability to talk to people from around the world.
“It starts as a hobby. You want to talk to somebody because you hear somebody else talking,” said local amateur radio enthusiast Ralph Grover.
But for a lot of people involved in amateur radio, also known as ham radio, it’s not just for the fun of it. Amateur radio can play an important role in emergency communications, and many people involved with it are here to help.
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