Dick Carroll; wrote:

Dwight Stewart wrote:


In my opinion, the
current written tests address the realistic needs and goals of Amateur
Radio, while the code test does not.




Why of course Dwight! Tha makes the test requirements easy and non-existant.
What more could you want?


There seems to be a bigger picture that the NCTA's are having trouble
grasping.

After their victory, their people - in this case, *all* those who
oppose Morse code testing are coming out of the woodwork. And they seem
to be having problems recognizing their new resposibility. Dwight and I
are not too different on the requirements to become a Ham. The problem
is that a lot of other people in his camp have some drastically
different ideas of what is realistic or reasonable.

Those are the people who need to be reigned in.

Question is, are the NCTA's up to the task?


- Mike KB3EIA -