The RSGB is pleased to announce
 

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-- The RSGB is pleased to announce that, with effect from Saturday the 26th
of
July, there is no longer a requirement to have passed a Morse code test in
order to operate on the HF bands in the UK. All Full and Intermediate Class
B licensees are therefore automatically granted their respective Class A
operating privileges and may operate on the HF bands using their existing
callsigns from the 26th of July. Class B licensees need not take any action
to obtain these additional operating privileges.


Good Luck to all who have the Class B

Ray


G7duy









www.spook.shows.it

That's "bloody" good fine of them, but what impact will this have on CB in
the UK or worldwide ? !
Dave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"SpOok" wrote in message
...


--
-- The RSGB is pleased to announce that, with effect from Saturday the
26th
of
July, there is no longer a requirement to have passed a Morse code test in
order to operate on the HF bands in the UK. All Full and Intermediate
Class
B licensees are therefore automatically granted their respective Class A
operating privileges and may operate on the HF bands using their existing
callsigns from the 26th of July. Class B licensees need not take any
action
to obtain these additional operating privileges.


Good Luck to all who have the Class B

Ray


G7duy









www.spook.shows.it






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Im sure The world of radio will not fall apart just because "we"
didn't do our Morse!test

Ray

g7duy

"Dave or Debby" wrote in message
...
That's "bloody" good fine of them, but what impact will this have on CB in
the UK or worldwide ? !
Dave!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

"SpOok" wrote in message
...


--
-- The RSGB is pleased to announce that, with effect from Saturday the
26th
of
July, there is no longer a requirement to have passed a Morse code test
in
order to operate on the HF bands in the UK. All Full and Intermediate
Class
B licensees are therefore automatically granted their respective Class A
operating privileges and may operate on the HF bands using their
existing
callsigns from the 26th of July. Class B licensees need not take any
action
to obtain these additional operating privileges.


Good Luck to all who have the Class B

Ray


G7duy









www.spook.shows.it






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