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"Carl R. Stevenson" wrote in message news ![]() As Ed pointed out, the difference between the Tech and General written tests is not that large - it's a one-shot deal to "make things right" in a way where nobody loses privs, and as Bill pointed out, those Techs are already authorized 1500W at frequencies that the FCC and anyone with any knowledge of RF safety knows are more "risky" than HF. The ARRL petition is not "making things right". It will continue the Extra code exam that Commission stated "serves no regulatory purpose"; and, in my opinion, is not in conformity with 5 USC 706. The ARRL petition will waive valid writtem exams for a special group of incumbenent licesees, who did not ask to be upgraded. It appears to me that ARRL is giving away free upgrades in return for support the Extra code exam. If the Commission wants to "make things right", they should have issued a MO&O in December to delete 47 CFR 97.503(a). Larry, kc8epo |
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