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Old December 8th 06, 01:25 PM posted to rec.radio.amateur.policy
K4YZ K4YZ is offline
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On 6 Dec 2006 05:22:12 -0800,
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Mork9rqz.aprs wrote:

cyber vadalism


Nope.

On Sat, 02 Dec 2006 01:41:36 GMT, Slow Code wrote:


I've always seen that operators and the bands are
like owning a horse. You get some good operators that will do everything
they can do to be good communicators that will work to improve on their
knowledge, skills and are willing to help others be better operators too.
Their efforts like a work horse carry ham radio to new places. (me)

and that includes ME I do everything I can that does not include in my
case morse code I simply lack the nack


No...

What you LACK is the NADS to do it.


no steve I lack the base to deveolope the skill it is just that simple


No.

You lack the nads to do it.

You claim you're disabled.

I claim you're a liar based upon your other claims in 1000's of
other posts made by you that undermine your own claim of disability.

many people find diffcult I find if not impossible to require far than
5 year 40min per day 7 day week I had that kind of time in my youth


If people can accomplish Master's and Doctorate level educations
in their "senior years", you can master 5WPM of Morse Code.

If the etes were run then as now I have made after about 4 years of
that

but still Morse Code is not the be all and end all of ham radio is
just isn't that important


No...YOU just aren't that important.

and the FCC would seem to agree


Not so far...Despite insisting that they'd dispense with the code
issue when the treaty was dealt with they'd get rid of code testing.

The treaty's been modified for two YEARS now and the code test is
still here.

And you're still not allowed on Amateur HF.

Two good things to contemplate today.

Steve, K4YZ