dxAce wrote:
"John S." wrote:

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Requiring that a test taker be able to translate dits and dahs into
letters is only proof that the prospective ham has some command of a
little used language - morse code. It does nothing to show that the
prospective ham can operate a station effectively, safely and
courteously. It is akin to requiring that prospective drivers also be
able to use a buggy whip.

Same old tired excuse thrown out by those who are too lazy and unwilling to
learn.

nah your post was the same tired chestnut of a hypocrtie that is more
in frat boy stuff than radio

dxAce
Michigan
USA