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Old October 15th 03, 06:37 PM
R Harrison
 
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Why should 'B' class license holders take a Morse Test, at any speed, to
become a dinosaur like most, not all, 'A' License holders?

We were good enough to pass the RAE Exam!

Those who wish to use Morse can. I have on CAT but, just for the experience
you understand.

Use it by all means but, do not keep those off the air who enjoy Telephony.

The airwaves are for the use of all those qualified.

What would you rather, the frequency used, or lost, because of an outdated
and backward looking 'elite'

RH (G1EZV)




 
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