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In article ws.com, "Phil
Kane" writes: On Thu, 03 Feb 2005 04:13:16 GMT, Doug McLaren wrote: But to retort -- 1) The FCC doesn't administer ham radio tests any more Nothing in the Rules says that someone can't be called into an FCC office and administered an individual test if the FCC deems it necessary. Bring 'em on! ;-) 2) The tests are generally receiving, not sending, and Generally but not always. It's up to the examiner. Yep. It is possible to pass Element 1 by *sending only*. 3) You don't need 100% accuracy to pass You've never taken a test that I administered... ggg The ultimate is to record what the applicant sent and then have the applicant copy it back.... -- Too easy.... 73 de Jim, N2EY |
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