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Old February 25th 05, 07:08 PM
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Beg to differ -- I have worked several no code techs on six meters who were
practicing their code.

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Dr. Daffodil Swain wrote:

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This makes no sense at all. If the so called no-code techs can't do code
now, how would giving them access to code only portion of the bands help
them learn code? If they want to listen to code, they can do that now
without a license. There are code portions of the 2 meter and 6 meter
bands that they have access to now, but I'll bet none of them go there to
practice code! Five wpm isn't that much, if you know the characters
already. If you don't know the characters, then I see no way that you are
going to practice sending code?



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Old February 25th 05, 07:35 PM
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That's sort of what I meant when I said there are places on 2 and 6.
I'll bet the ones you worked could do 5 wpm or at least copy at that
speed. I'm saying the ones that can't do code aren't doing it on the
bands they have now so why give them more? If they can do it on 6 meters
then they can take the code test and they will have all the novice sub
bands to use!

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Beg to differ -- I have worked several no code techs on six meters who were
practicing their code.


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Old February 25th 05, 07:46 PM
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Agree

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That's sort of what I meant when I said there are places on 2 and 6. I'll
bet the ones you worked could do 5 wpm or at least copy at that speed. I'm
saying the ones that can't do code aren't doing it on the bands they have
now so why give them more? If they can do it on 6 meters then they can
take the code test and they will have all the novice sub bands to use!

Caveat Lector wrote:

Beg to differ -- I have worked several no code techs on six meters who
were practicing their code.




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Old February 25th 05, 11:48 PM
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"whoever" whoever@wherever wrote in message
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That's sort of what I meant when I said there are places on 2 and 6. I'll
bet the ones you worked could do 5 wpm or at least copy at that speed. I'm
saying the ones that can't do code aren't doing it on the bands they have
now so why give them more? If they can do it on 6 meters then they can
take the code test and they will have all the novice sub bands to use!


Actually it might give them more incentive to work on it since they could
use it right away.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


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Old February 26th 05, 12:01 AM
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"whoever" whoever@wherever wrote in message
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That's sort of what I meant when I said there are places on 2 and 6. I'll
bet the ones you worked could do 5 wpm or at least copy at that speed.
I'm saying the ones that can't do code aren't doing it on the bands they
have now so why give them more? If they can do it on 6 meters then they
can take the code test and they will have all the novice sub bands to
use!


Actually it might give them more incentive to work on it since they could
use it right away.

Dee D. Flint, N8UZE


Sadly, it's exactly the opposite. They appear to have no wish to "work" for
HF privileges. Anything other than a complete "gimme" is unsuitable.

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