The ARRL is a publishing company, the only way to maintain their existence
is for there to be
MANY MORE hams to BUY many books from them. I can remember a time when the
ARRL
actually represented the interests of ham radio, but they now have the
corporate mentality.
"What is that beeping noise on my radio? Oh well, I'll just talk over it."

"Mark Russo" wrote in message
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One of these below will get you there...

Seems to me that they should bump up the current General class to
Advanced class.
This way people who worked hard to get to General will not be locked in
with the no code
folks. That seems fair?.


http://www.remote.arrl.org/news/stor.../01/19/1/?nc=1


Click he ARRLWeb: ARRL to Propose New Entry-Level License, Code-Free
HF Access