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One way to promote learning of code ...
Here's an interesting, but short-term, lmited lifetime idea for you folks
who want to promote code learning. The Lehigh Valley Amateur Radio Club has ammassed $100.00 to present as an award to the last *club member* to pass Element 1 for an upgrade at a *club-sponsored* ARRL VE session before the new rules come into effect and the Element 1 test moves out of the rule book and into the history books. (Actually, it was announced last week at this month's club meeting that "several benefactors" had contributed a total of $70.00 to the cause and I just *had* to immediately kick in an additional $30.00 on behalf of NCI to make it an even hundred :-) As I said, this is a short-term (limited lifetime) opportunity. If you want to *continue* to promote code learning, great, but you'll have to come up with a new idea ... 73, Carl - wk3c |
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