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April 10th 07, 12:34 AM
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Before and After Cessation of Code Testing
The FCC database derived numbers can be inconclusive, because the "new/
upgrade" numbers are masked by expirations, giving a "net" number. Here are some interesting numbers compiled by NCVEC just from test/ upgrade-paper numbers are "bare" of the influence of expirations. These numbers compare the period of Jan 1 to March 25 of this year (2007) vs. last year (2006) New Tech (2006) 4685 (2007) 6565 Change = +40% New/Upgraded Generals (2006) 945 (2007) 7395 Change = +683% New/Upgraded Extras (2006) 775 (2007) 1910 Change = +146% 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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