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Bill Sohl wrote:
"Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... N2EY wrote: It's not just time in grade but actual supervised work experience. Back in the old days of a 2 year wait for Extra, a ham could just toss the General license in a drawer and do nothing for 2 years, yet the "experience" would still count. We aren't likely to see such experience requirements reinstated either, IMHO. Too bad, that! My personal view is that I would have no problem with a "time-in-grade" requirement to go from General to Extra. Odds are that if someone gets a General and stays then two years later goes for Extra, they were probably at least active as a ham and getting real experience based on their interests in operating at whatever mode/band they like. Correct! I know I made Extra a little sooner than I think I should have. And I know some that made Extra waaay sooner than they should have. I think that Amateur Extra should mean a little something, and experience would help a lot in that respect. that hypothetical General class that just puts the license in a drawer and does nothing for two years, isn't likely to upgrade anyway. - Mike KB3EIA - |
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