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February 21st 07, 05:05 AM
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No Code VEC
On 20 Feb 2007 09:47:28 -0800, wrote:
Two days and I can become a no code VEC! Yep, passed the General and Amateur Extra and just waiting for the regs to catch up! Remember your next VEC could be "code free!" Hey, genius... Get a grip on the terms... You could be a VE, not a VEC.. A VEC is a Volunteer Examiner Coordinator. W5YI and the ARRL (among other organizations) are VEC's. The individuals are VE's. -- Raymond Sirois - KU2S http://www.hamxam.org 10-10 #70270 |
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