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![]() "Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Bill Sohl wrote: "Bert Craig" wrote in message et... "Bill Sohl" wrote in message thlink.net... "JEP" wrote in message e.com... SNIP YES! No code is killing ham radio. See you on channel 22 good buddy. And just what "facts" do you preent to back-up your claim that: "No Code is killing ham radio?" Odds are you haven't a single rational example. Cheers, Bill K2UNK May I, Bill? While I do not think No-Code Int'l. is "killing" ham radio, I do believe it is fostering a bad mindset. If there were truly no no-code AR license available, I'd agree that the Morse code exam is a barrier to those who neither possess the "Morse aptitude" (For lack of a better term.) nor wish to utilize it OTA. However, there's been a no-code ticket available for over a decade now...with some pretty generous RF real estate and power limitations I might add. IMHO, No-Code Int'l. has: 1. Encouraged the idea that it is preferable to lower the requirements through mass petition rather than encourage individuals to strive toward higher achievement. Some refer to it as "lowering the bar." Call it whatever you want. I guess the states "lowered" the bar when they stoped testing new drivers on manual gearbox autos. This is an excellent point, Bill! And the answer is YES, they did! I have a wife and kid that cannot drive a standard transmission auto or truck. I can drive standard as well as automatic transmissioned vehicles. Who knows more? Does it make any difference at all. The point is that there is no reason for states to test on manual gearbox autos because 95% of new vehicles are automatic. Those that want to will learn to drive a manual without any licensing intervention needed from the state. Cheers, Bill K2UNK |
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Bill Sohl wrote:
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Bill Sohl wrote: "Bert Craig" wrote in message v.net... "Bill Sohl" wrote in message arthlink.net... "JEP" wrote in message gle.com... SNIP YES! No code is killing ham radio. See you on channel 22 good buddy. And just what "facts" do you preent to back-up your claim that: "No Code is killing ham radio?" Odds are you haven't a single rational example. Cheers, Bill K2UNK May I, Bill? While I do not think No-Code Int'l. is "killing" ham radio, I do believe it is fostering a bad mindset. If there were truly no no-code AR license available, I'd agree that the Morse code exam is a barrier to those who neither possess the "Morse aptitude" (For lack of a better term.) nor wish to utilize it OTA. However, there's been a no-code ticket available for over a decade now...with some pretty generous RF real estate and power limitations I might add. IMHO, No-Code Int'l. has: 1. Encouraged the idea that it is preferable to lower the requirements through mass petition rather than encourage individuals to strive toward higher achievement. Some refer to it as "lowering the bar." Call it whatever you want. I guess the states "lowered" the bar when they stoped testing new drivers on manual gearbox autos. This is an excellent point, Bill! And the answer is YES, they did! I have a wife and kid that cannot drive a standard transmission auto or truck. I can drive standard as well as automatic transmissioned vehicles. Who knows more? Does it make any difference at all. The point is that there is no reason for states to test on manual gearbox autos because 95% of new vehicles are automatic. Those that want to will learn to drive a manual without any licensing intervention needed from the state. My XYL refuses to parallel park, as do a number of others. She also doesn't do three point turns. Your logic would eliminate those from the test also. A person CAN drive for years and years, and if they do things a certain way, they don't have to PP or TPT. She can drive 100 percent of the time without it. Of course the odd emergency situation may come up. Bill, if you don't want a Morse code test, that is fine, but you shouldn't use a flawed argument to support it. 8^) - Mike KB3EIA - |
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![]() "Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... Bill Sohl wrote: My XYL refuses to parallel park, as do a number of others. She also doesn't do three point turns. Your logic would eliminate those from the test also. A person CAN drive for years and years, and if they do things a certain way, they don't have to PP or TPT. She can drive 100 percent of the time without it. Of course the odd emergency situation may come up. Bill, if you don't want a Morse code test, that is fine, but you shouldn't use a flawed argument to support it. 8^) - Mike KB3EIA - In Michigan, you will fail your driving exam if you can't parallel park and do a 3 point turn. They are mandatory test elements. You can fail one but not both. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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Steveo ) wrote:
Hey Dee D. you see how he operates he is a troll and not only that he is an illegal freebander and HF bootlegger. Ask him about his Collins S-Line he operates without a license and why it is set up to transmit all over the spectrum he will go quiet real fast. Wrong again, do you need it beat in to you with a clue by four? You see Dee D. how Steveo gets violent he has a real problem with anger first thing you know he is threatening to beat someone LOL. But the part about his bootleg Collins HF station is true he brags about it many times on rec.radio.cb ask him you know you hear about these pirating radio spectrum outlaws in the FCC reports but I bet you never met one well here he is his name is Steve Parks. |
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No No Not George wrote:
met one well here he is his name is Steve Parks. Youv'e been bamboozled, Sparky. http://www.steve-park.com/ Bamboozled by a NA$CAR fan. That can't be good! -- ___________________________ Truckers get the best $20 whores |
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No No Not George wrote: met one well here he is his name is Steve Parks. Youv'e been bamboozled, Sparky. http://www.steve-park.com/ Bamboozled by a NA$CAR fan. That can't be good! No, he's right. Mine has an s at the end. I gave my name up freely to these jackass's a long time ago, along with where I live. No problems here. |
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Steveo wrote:
wrote: No No Not George wrote: met one well here he is his name is Steve Parks. Youv'e been bamboozled, Sparky. http://www.steve-park.com/ Bamboozled by a NA$CAR fan. That can't be good! No, he's right. Mine has an s at the end. I gave my name up freely to these jackass's a long time ago, along with where I live. No problems here. Take off an 's', and your driver sucks. But hey, I'm just sayin. -- ___________________________ Truckers get the best $20 whores |
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Steveo ) wrote:
Wrong again, do you need it beat in to you with a clue by four? You see Dee D. how Steveo gets violent? A clue by four is violent? Leave Dee alone already, leghumper. Look at the thread you busted in on her so you started it dickwad. |
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