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![]() "Mike Coslo" wrote in message ... cl wrote: which required code. 5 WPM is not impossible to learn. It only takes a few minutes a day and about 2 weeks at least to get enough to pass a test. Took me 45 minutes a day for over 6 months, plus one failed test to get to 5 wpm. I'm all in favor of Morse code testing, but you guys have to show some understanding that it isn't that easy for a lot of people. I aced the writtens, without a whole lot of study by comparison to a lot of people. I don't go around calling them retards or stupid. - Mike KB3EIA - I agree with you Mike. I hate it when I hear someone say "it only took me a few days" as that raises unrealistic expectations on the part of the students. It becomes very hard to convince them that they will probably need more time than that and to keep them motivated to keep working on it. The average person needs 30 hours of study (1/2 per EVERY day for 60 days) to get there. Some will take longer such as yourself but at least once they have put in the 30 hours, they will be able to tell that they are making progress even if it takes longer for them. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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