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February 4th 05, 07:08 AM
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Can a person request to be tested by sending? My sending has always outpaced my receiving! 99% of people are that way. The FCC found that nobody ever failed a sending test if they passed a receiving test. So they decided why bother with sending. |
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February 5th 05, 02:15 AM
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robert casey wrote:
Can a person request to be tested by sending? My sending has always outpaced my receiving! 99% of people are that way. The FCC found that nobody ever failed a sending test if they passed a receiving test. So they decided why bother with sending. I don't doubt it. Set me down with a written piece and I can send pretty quickly - easily at the old Extra rate. When ad-libbing, I'm a bit slower. Unfortunately I still fly a little behind the plane when recieving! 8^( - Mike KB3EIA - |
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