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FCC Assigns RM Numbers To Three New Restructuring Petitions
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April 1st 04, 03:07 AM
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(Len Over 21) writes:
In article ,
PAMNO
(N2EY) writes:
The FCC was informed of the use of Farnsworth-spaced Morse Code, and of
other
standard practices of the VE teams. FCC took no exceptions, and there were
no
dissenting opinions in the FCC or the VE teams. Therefore, the use of
Farnsworth spaced Morse Code had a legal basis.
AFTER the fact.
So what?
VEs had used Farnsworth spacing BEFORE it was acknowledged
by the Commission.
How do you know?
In addition, anyone who prefers non-Farnsworth-spaced Morse Code for their
test need merely request it and the VE team will provide it.
Regardless of that, the Farnsworth spacing was used BEFORE it
had any legal basis.
How do you know that FCC was not contacted by the VECs? How do you know what
method of code testing was used by FCC when they gave the tests?
Those who understand how Morse Code works have no problem with the use of
Farnsworth spacing.
Regardless of that, the Farnsworth spacing was used BEFORE it
had any legal basis.
Do you have any proof of that claim?
I didn't think so.
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