On 01 Feb 2004 20:51:20 GMT, (WA8ULX) wrote:

I guess you are just a plain and simple IDIOT!!!

No Im not familiar with CB Terms

This guy is a total moron. I just dont see him even knowing 1 wpm CW.
You prove yourself to be a total jackass and your knowledge makes you
as dumb as a box of rocks

On 01 Feb 2004 20:52:27 GMT, (WA8ULX) wrote:

Whatever, dummy!

Whatever, at least you should have some Idea about what you are talking about.

I cant talk to a stupid idiot with no grade level. If you cant
comprehend, then go away.

"Old School" wrote in message
...
Where will you Pro-Coders go now? I have a feeling that all you
against NO-CODE HF will like the new move. You may not like it now,
but you will. If not, will you give up on Amateur Radio like several
have stated they resigned there ARRL commission? There is no proof
that anyone has resigned there ARRL Membership! Was it all talk and no
action? You Pro-Coders are full of it and you know it. If it becomes a
reality, I will be one of many who will get a membership with the ARRL
to take the place of the grumpy old men. 55 years of age and older as
the ARRL reported, so good bye!!!

I won't be going anywhere. I'll still be operating CW in all the normal
places.

As for the ARRL. I will be staying with them also. There is a much better
chance of changing them from within, then from without.

Dan/W4NTI

"Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this mindspring.com schrieb im Newsbeitrag
nk.net...

I won't be going anywhere. I'll still be operating CW in all the normal
places.

Will you please start on the important spots like 3984,5 and 3696 and 14275
and 21430 and so on, you shurely know the spots you're hanging around. This
will do much good to the "normal" ham world.

OE8SOQ
Helmut

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 21:14:04 GMT, "Dan/W4NTI" w4nti@get rid of this
mindspring.com wrote:


"Old School" wrote in message
.. .
Where will you Pro-Coders go now? I have a feeling that all you
against NO-CODE HF will like the new move. You may not like it now,
but you will. If not, will you give up on Amateur Radio like several
have stated they resigned there ARRL commission? There is no proof
that anyone has resigned there ARRL Membership! Was it all talk and no
action? You Pro-Coders are full of it and you know it. If it becomes a
reality, I will be one of many who will get a membership with the ARRL
to take the place of the grumpy old men. 55 years of age and older as
the ARRL reported, so good bye!!!

I won't be going anywhere. I'll still be operating CW in all the normal
places.

As for the ARRL. I will be staying with them also. There is a much better
chance of changing them from within, then from without.

Dan/W4NTI

Thanks for the tip.

On 01 Feb 2004 20:53:42 GMT, (WA8ULX) wrote:

Again, what I said above!

And as usual you have no Idea what your talking about

And again as usual you look like a total idiot. What is your problem?
Am I speaking to Advanced for you to understand? Its called English!
If you dont understand, go back to school. You need to learn how to
comprehend and understand english like you say you can CW.

On Sun, 01 Feb 2004 18:06:05 -0500, Lou wrote:

On 01 Feb 2004 23:04:34 GMT, (WA8ULX) wrote:

I wonder how confused his contacts have gotten
on the receiving end of CW.



There not confused at all

Who's "there"? You mean They're.

My point exactly!!!

Ok, at the time I am a no-code tech but I am working on getting my CW so I
can advance to General. I would prefer to go the "Old School" route as the
people who got me into it also did. I think my 12 year old son is even
challenging me on the CW. If I get it and my general, he goes and gets his
tech. I got news for him. He'd better get ready for the CW cause when I
take it, I am also going to take the Extra class in the same session so he
had better get ready to go General pretty quick (laughing).

On the other hand, I think that it is good that they are trying to make
the hobby more attractive so that more might get into it.

As a result, I do think that more "self-policing" should be practiced as
in every crowd, you have a bad element.

Feel free to e-mail any comments about this posting to me.

73
KC8VJD

Old School wrote:

Where will you Pro-Coders go now? I have a feeling that all you
against NO-CODE HF will like the new move. You may not like it now,
but you will. If not, will you give up on Amateur Radio like several
have stated they resigned there ARRL commission? There is no proof
that anyone has resigned there ARRL Membership! Was it all talk and no
action? You Pro-Coders are full of it and you know it. If it becomes a
reality, I will be one of many who will get a membership with the ARRL
to take the place of the grumpy old men. 55 years of age and older as
the ARRL reported, so good bye!!!

I applaud you for wanting to do it the old school way. Nothing wrong
with that. I want to as well, but time doesnt allow that for me unless
I get time soon.

73
kf6foz

On Mon, 02 Feb 2004 14:24:22 GMT, Herman Tibbs
wrote:

Ok, at the time I am a no-code tech but I am working on getting my CW so I
can advance to General. I would prefer to go the "Old School" route as the
people who got me into it also did. I think my 12 year old son is even
challenging me on the CW. If I get it and my general, he goes and gets his
tech. I got news for him. He'd better get ready for the CW cause when I
take it, I am also going to take the Extra class in the same session so he
had better get ready to go General pretty quick (laughing).

On the other hand, I think that it is good that they are trying to make
the hobby more attractive so that more might get into it.

As a result, I do think that more "self-policing" should be practiced as
in every crowd, you have a bad element.

Feel free to e-mail any comments about this posting to me.

73
KC8VJD

Old School wrote:

Where will you Pro-Coders go now? I have a feeling that all you
against NO-CODE HF will like the new move. You may not like it now,
but you will. If not, will you give up on Amateur Radio like several
have stated they resigned there ARRL commission? There is no proof
that anyone has resigned there ARRL Membership! Was it all talk and no
action? You Pro-Coders are full of it and you know it. If it becomes a
reality, I will be one of many who will get a membership with the ARRL
to take the place of the grumpy old men. 55 years of age and older as
the ARRL reported, so good bye!!!

"Old School" wrote in message
...
I applaud you for wanting to do it the old school way. Nothing wrong
with that. I want to as well, but time doesnt allow that for me unless
I get time soon.



Odds are it will take the FCC about 2 years to make any changes (if they
make any changes). If you practice 30 minutes per day using the free G4FON
software, you should be ready to take the code test in about 2 months.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE