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FCC announced today that Element 1, the 5 wpm Morse Code test, will no
longer be required for any class of US amateur license. Technicians will get Technician Plus privileges. See news item on www.fcc.gov The effective date of this change isn't clear but should be soon. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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wrote in message ps.com... FCC announced today that Element 1, the 5 wpm Morse Code test, will no longer be required for any class of US amateur license. Technicians will get Technician Plus privileges. See news item on www.fcc.gov The effective date of this change isn't clear but should be soon. 73 de Jim, N2EY How 'bout that, SC? LOL! |
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wrote in message ... On 15 Dec 2006 17:34:45 -0800, wrote: FCC announced today that Element 1, the 5 wpm Morse Code test, will no longer be required for any class of US amateur license. Technicians will get Technician Plus privileges. See news item on www.fcc.gov The effective date of this change isn't clear but should be soon. 73 de Jim, N2EY YYYYYYYYYYEEEEEESSSSSSS http://kb9rqz.blogspot.com/ Didn't you already know that, duffus? |
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Hello, Jim
Now, perhaps, everyone can put this code vs no code thing behind us. :D Perhaps, just perhaps, the group can quiet down a bit and get back to more serious discussions ... 73 from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA wrote in message ps.com... FCC announced today that Element 1, the 5 wpm Morse Code test, will no longer be required for any class of US amateur license. Technicians will get Technician Plus privileges. See news item on www.fcc.gov The effective date of this change isn't clear but should be soon. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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Jim Hampton wrote:
Hello, Jim Greetings! Good to hear from you again. Now, perhaps, everyone can put this code vs no code thing behind us. :D Hopefully. Actually it should come as no surprise. Things have been heading that way for a long time. Frankly, I'm surprised it has taken so long, considering that FCC could have done the same thing more than 3 years ago. Perhaps, just perhaps, the group can quiet down a bit and get back to more serious discussions ... Perhaps when Paul Schleck's moderated version starts up. -- btw, I'm still keeping the "ARS License Numbers" thread going. It will be interesting to see how the number of current US licenses held by individuals changes after the new rules go into effect. The public announcement doesn't say when the new rules will go into effect, though. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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Jim Hampton wrote: Hello, Jim Now, perhaps, everyone can put this code vs no code thing behind us. :D I can put the issue away, but not some of the hard feelings developed along the way. There are several individuals on this group that I would never care to meet on the air or in person. Perhaps, just perhaps, the group can quiet down a bit and get back to more serious discussions ... Perhaps now we can discuss N2EY's proposal for a No-Test service. I'm sure he's eager to roll that one out again. 73 from Rochester, NY Jim AA2QA wrote in message ps.com... FCC announced today that Element 1, the 5 wpm Morse Code test, will no longer be required for any class of US amateur license. Technicians will get Technician Plus privileges. See news item on www.fcc.gov The effective date of this change isn't clear but should be soon. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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John Smith wrote: wrote: Jim Hampton wrote: Hello, Jim ... serious discussions ... ... 73 de Jim, N2EY Only if moderation is used in moderation have I ever seen it to be successful, else the newsgroup goes the way of CW and only a few devotees participate. However, it just might be worth it to be rid of the "gay agenda" who plague usenet these days. Regards, JS The "Gay Agenda" is Steven J. Robeson/K4YZ/K4CAP/Tennessee Nurse who mines the internet and brings back to this amateur newsgroup things which have no place here. |
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