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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! One feature of letting them use HF code bands is propagation. They would more likely be able to find someone else to QSL with somewhere in the country vs only in their county. And as hams already they should know the protocols about listening first to see if the freq is in use at the time or not, etc. |
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