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![]() "Dwight Stewart" wrote in message hlink.net... "Bert Craig" wrote: Then I'll answer it, Dwight. Because preparing for and passing Element 1 requires one to demonstrate a tad more effort and dedication than passing written exams for which the Q & A pools are published. The 5-wpm is sufficient enough of a challenge to require some serious studying effort over approx two or three weeks, but not enough to discourage any individual serious about earning HF privileges. For those who are not, the no-code Technician license is available. It's really quite simple. Okay, now all you have to do is show where all that (demonstrated effort, challenge, earning privileges, a two to three week study effort, and so on) is listed in the FCC rules, or furthers the goals and purposes of the ARS. Exactly. Bert's comment underscores the core of many who don't give a hoot about having requirements that make sense...they only want requirements which, by their measure, constitute a "show of effort" on the part of all applicants. Sorry...but such a desire isn't any part of FCC's Part 97 Purpose. Cheers, Bill K2UNK |
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