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September 6th 03, 02:19 AM
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N2EY wrote:
The following isn't exactly a new idea, but some may not have seen it yet... Maybe the way out of the mess is for a Smith Chart test to replace the code test. Understanding the Smith Chart and being able to use one actually demonstrates several areas of knowledge and skill. Smith Chart tests could consist of interpreting a solved problem on one chart, (the "understanding" test) then solving a different problem on a blank chart (the "solution" test). At first, most hams and wouldbe hams would would simply study the Smith Chart and pass the tests. But then the trouble would start... Bravo! Funny and relevant. - Mike KB3EIA - |
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