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Cecil Moore wrote in news
Lsoh.3912$ji1.2859@newssvr12.news.prodigy.net: Mike Coslo wrote: 3. The third harmonic of 350 c.p.s. is: a. 117 c.p.s. b. 250 c.p.s. c. 700 c.p.s. d. 1050 c.p.s. What's the second overtone? :-) So what really happened? My guess is that they only *seemed* harder to those who took them - at the time they took them. I thought the Conditional exam seemed difficult in 1952 (except for the easy 13 wpm code) and flunked the Conditional written once when I was 14. 48 years later I aced the Extra with a grade of 100%. The extra written exam seemed very easy after a EE degree and 40 years of engineering experience. :-) But in 2000, 20 wpm seemed difficult. Go figure. Cecil, DId you get that license at an really early age? You were licensed as a Conditional 2 years before I was born! I've seen the picture of you on your bike, and you don't look that old.. - 73 de Mike KB3EIA - |
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