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Old July 25th 03, 12:23 AM
Jim Hampton
 
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I believe that if a technician was licensed a long time ago, he would
already be grandfathered to general. I also believe that the codeless techs
and tech pluses are lacking one element of written exam to be grandfathered
into a general class ticket, but I could well be wrong. Back in the late
60s I also managed a qso using land-line Morse. I doubt there are any CW
programs for computers that would have much luck with that



73 from Rochester, NY
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