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"N2EY" wrote in message
om... "Kim" wrote in message ... "Dee D. Flint" wrote in message gy.com... "N2EY" wrote in message ... In article , Alun writes: I think you're missing the point. I took _code_ tests to get _phone_ subbands. There's no logic in that. Never was, even from the beginning. Sure there is. Here it is, though you may argue that it doesn't hold much water today: In addition, anyone one who thinks they took the code tests to get phone subbands isn't really viewing it from the right perspective anyway. The code test, as well as the additional writtens, was to get HF privileges or should have been. It happens that phone privileges are included when one earns HF privileges. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE I endured the study of and took the test for CW *just* for the phone privleges on 10M, specifically to join in on a nightly ragchew with a whole bunch of local folks--which is no longer going on but it was neat while it did. That is the *only* reason I did anything involving CW. So, you can word it any way you want, Dee, but what compels one person to work with CW at all, may not be what compels someone else. Exactly! And consider this: I know hams who "endured" the study and *written* tests for the Technician, General, Advanced and Extra, because they wanted the *CW/data* privileges. (Code test was no problem for them). Hans' proposal would cause all new hams to "endure" the study for and taking of a written test just to *keep* an amateur license beyond 10 years. 73 de Jim, N2EY I think I like that idea! Kim W5TIT |
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