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![]() "Dwight Stewart" wrote in message hlink.net... "Hans K0HB" wrote: "Kim W5TIT" wrote One: no one should be kept out of the ARS--let them get their license and stand or fail on their merit. You can't really mean that! I do not support continuation of the Morse test, but to suggest that we should just hand out licenses to anyone regardless of demonstrated qualification and let them "stand or fail on their merit" is the silliest notion I have seen here yet. (snip) I imagine she said that within the context of this discussion, Hans (the removal of the code test, with the written tests intact). In that regard, "let them get their license and stand or fail on their merit." I happen to agree with her. We shouldn't be trying to exclude anyone just because of who or what they are (CB'ers or whatever). If they can pass the written tests and meet the citizenship laws, they should be allowed to participate. If they screw up later, that is the time to force them out. Dwight Stewart (W5NET) http://www.qsl.net/w5net/ You and your ilk 'may have' had a point with the cw set at 20 and possibly even at 13. But 5 wpm, a multiple guess, given by volunteer examiners without all the strain and stress of a FCC session, can not be serious now. All it comes across is as; Im just too lazy to take 2 weeks of ten minutes a day to memorize the Morse characters. Good grief at 5 wpm you could copy every third word and guess the test to completion. Give it a rest. Dan/W4NTI |
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