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In article , Robert Casey
writes: Element 1 - 16 code groups per minute. Element 2 - 20 code groups per minute. Why was it 13 for hams, and 16 for the above? Professional requirements were higher than amateur requirements. Code groups are harder to copy than plain language, too. And do they even give these tests anymore? In theory they do. In practice you'd have to search high and low and set something up. 4 more months, not 4 more years! Hopefully. 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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