Make no-code license one year non-renewable.
 

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they want
to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes coming in
because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and be better
elmers to the new ones.

SC

hi sc
 

On Thu, 19 Oct 2006 23:42:48 GMT, Slow Code wrote:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they want
to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes coming in
because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and be better
elmers to the new ones.

why is it that you want to kill the ARS

SC
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Make no-code license one year non-renewable.
 

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they want
to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes coming in
because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and be better
elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.

hi sc
 

On Fri, 20 Oct 2006 05:17:40 -0700, "10-4 Good Buddy"
wrote:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they want
to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes coming in
because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and be better
elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.

why do you hate the ARS SC?

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Make no-code license one year non-renewable.
 

"10-4 Good Buddy" wrote in
:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they
want to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes
coming in because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and
be better elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.



No, The one year non-renewable no-code hams would be issued callsigns from
the old CB callsign blocks of the mid 1970's. After they pass the code test
they get a real ham call unless they prefer to keep using the CB one.

SC

hi sc
 

Slow Code wrote:
"10-4 Good Buddy" wrote in
:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they
want to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes
coming in because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and
be better elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.



No, The one year non-renewable no-code hams would be issued callsigns from
the old CB callsign blocks of the mid 1970's. After they pass the code test
they get a real ham call unless they prefer to keep using the CB one.
what is it with your obession with CB?

SC

hi stupid
 

wrote:
Slow Code wrote:
"10-4 Good Buddy" wrote in
:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they
want to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes
coming in because the old no-codes that are studying will know more and
be better elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.



No, The one year non-renewable no-code hams would be issued callsigns from
the old CB callsign blocks of the mid 1970's. After they pass the code test
they get a real ham call unless they prefer to keep using the CB one.
what is it with your obession with CB?

SC

Did you mean "Obsession"? You stupid mother****er!
BTW, whats your "obsession" with pretending you're a ham?

Make no-code license one year non-renewable.
 

"Mark in the Dark" wrote in
ups.com:


Slow Code wrote:
"10-4 Good Buddy" wrote in
:

This will give no-codes motivation to study more about radio if they
want to continue to be a radio amateur. This helps new no-codes
coming in because the old no-codes that are studying will know more
and be better elmers to the new ones.

Yeah, and waste call signs on people who most likely wont learn code.



No, The one year non-renewable no-code hams would be issued callsigns
from the old CB callsign blocks of the mid 1970's. After they pass the
code test they get a real ham call unless they prefer to keep using the
CB one.
what is it with your obession with CB?


CB'ers = Untested = No-code = No Skills. Ten-Four?

SC