Yeah... and PCTA could also stand for Post Code Testing Agenda as well!



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"Clint" rattlehead at computron dot net wrote in message
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one of the two factions fighting over the code testing issue.

PCTA = Pro Code Testing Agenda ...
NCTA = No Code Test Agenda

The former wants to continue testing mores code
profeciency as a means of judging whether or not
you can recieve a ham radio license.

The latter want to remove the last vestiges of
morse code testing, the 5 wmp code test.

Anything past that is debatable, as to what they
really want or believe, but those are the basics.

Clint
KB5ZHT


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"William Warren" wrote in message
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"Clint" rattlehead at computron dot net wrote:

And the PCTA crowd wonders why they aren't
being met with a warmer reception from the
newbies wanting to enter the hobby.

Please tell me what "PCTA" means. TIA.

Bill

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