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On Tue, 26 Sep 2006 00:41:53 UTC, "gkb" wrote:
10 wpm novice, 20 wpm general and 35 wpm for extra class. Yes, that's the ticket, back to the past. As if enough people weren't abandoning ham radio already. I have never thought that code was essential. It is just another "hoop" that someone has to jump through. Once I passed the code test, I never used it again. Get real, this is 2006, and with all the innovations on the radio spectrum, code is the last thing on people's minds. -- "What do you mean there's no movie?" |
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