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![]() "N2EY" wrote Well, there you have it. Element 1 is easier than 5 questions on the written test. No, you don't "have it" at all, Jim. Question for question, the Technician examination questions are noticeably more difficult than those on the old Novice examination, and there are more of them. Woefully inadequate? FCC disagrees! Do you think they're right? (1) FCC thinks that 35 question Tech test is adequate. (2)The same FCC that sees "no regulatory purpose" in code tests. Is FCC mistaken? They are mistaken on point one. They are correct on point 2. Have the changes of 2000 resulted in more tinkerers entering the ARS in a given time period (say, per year) than before the changes were made? I have no way of knowing for sure. Neither do you. It is my belief, however, that the diminished emphasis on technical issues in the test, along with the 'Ham Press' lack of emphasis on technical matters, is making the Amateur Radio service less effective in recruiting those of an experimental and tinkering bent. 73, de Hans, K0HB |
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