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Old February 25th 05, 08:35 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!

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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