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Old February 12th 04, 12:17 AM
Tony Pelliccio
 
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http://www.arrl.org/news/stories/2004/01/19/1/?nc=1

Summary:

3 classes of license: Novice, General, Extra


Can we water it down any more?

5 wpm code test retained for Extra only


Why not just elminate the code requirement entirely. To me 5WPM code
is so awfully slow that it's painful.

Existing Advanceds get free upgrade to Extra, Techs
and Tech Pluses get free upgrade to General


This free ride stuff has got to stop. I'm a 20WPM Extra damn it - now
I can bitch and moan like the old farts. My friend KH6HZ is probably
getting a good laugh out of this.

Novice test to be 25 questions on "basics", General to be
derived from Tech and General, Extra pretty much as-is.


I suppose I can't complain much on this. Most of us are pretty much
appliance operators - when is the last time you played around with
SMT inside your radio?
 
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