Particularly since the 5WPM code and pre-published multiple choice exams.
Takes very little more effort to become an Extra than to become a CBer.

Dick Bash led us all straight to radio hell...


"Cecil Moore" wrote in message
...
w4jle wrote:
www.mods.dk will reveal all the magical things to accomplish your trek
into
the world of illegal activity...

It doesn't seem quite fair. An ordinary citizen can run CB super power
with little fear of prosecution. OTOH, a ham is likely to lose his
ham license for perfectly legal operation except for type acceptance.
--
73, Cecil http://www.qsl.net/w5dxp



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What does code speed, and Dick Bash have to do with
it? Why not 'male pattern baldness' and dandruf while
you're at it?
'Doc

Approaching 50 years as a ham qualifies me to be a certified curmudgeon.
Ergo, it follows that I may purpose any theory I choose for the state of
today's world.

Dick Bash and No/Slow code are further up on my agenda than male pattern
baldness, your mileage may vary...


"'Doc" wrote in message ...


What does code speed, and Dick Bash have to do with
it? Why not 'male pattern baldness' and dandruf while
you're at it?
'Doc

Doc;

If you remember Dick started the practice of publishing the FCC
questions and answers quite a few years ago. This, among other reasons,
lead to the FCC adopting the current testing procedure. While publishing
of test questions did not start with the FCC, the FAA has long published
the actual pilot test questions, I do not see any read loss with the
procedure. If a applicant can memorize 600 to 900 questions and the
correct answers more power to them.

David Nagel WD9BDZ

'Doc wrote:

What does code speed, and Dick Bash have to do with
it? Why not 'male pattern baldness' and dandruf while
you're at it?
'Doc

Hmm.. You missed the point.
'Doc