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Old May 4th 05, 02:01 AM
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K=D8HB wrote:
The growth in numbers of Amateurs over the past decade has been

overwhelmingly
via the Technician license.


Do you have any numbers to back that up, Hans? The license numbers I
post here every two weeks point back to 2000 but not to 1995.

I agree that since about 1987 or so, most new hams have started out

as
Technicians.


You're a bit early. The Novice was the entry level license at that
time. Technician was the consolation prize for passing the General
exam, but failing the 13wpm exam.

Maybe even earlier than that. But it's also true that many
of them have gone on to other license classes.

The total number of Technicians and Technician Pluses today is less
than it was 5 years ago.
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73 de Jim, N2EY


That doesn't surprise me.

 
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