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![]() JJ wrote: Dick Carroll wrote: JJ wrote: Dick Carroll wrote: Bill Sohl wrote: You are (IMHO) clearly not up to the task of recruiting new hams by proactively advocating CW use. Just as I would have skipped learning the code if it hadn't been a licensing requirement, too. Then what is your problem with the fact that some have a no-code license and possibly the code requirement will be dropped? Goodness, if code testing were not a requirement and you skipped learning the code, then you would not be a "real" ham. Evidently you skipped code or you'd have some idea what ham radio would/will be without it. NO? no surprise, coming from you. That leaves you clueless, but we already knew that. Hate to burst you bubble Dickie, but I sat in front of an FCC examiner in the Dallas office and took my code test. If that's true it would seem reasonable that you would be aware that a ham who can operate a radiotelegraph station is better qualified than one who cannot. So why aren't youi? |