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![]() wrote in message oups.com... I find it interesting to note what is *not* part of the NPRM, despite a bunch of proposals that asked for changes beyond code testing: - No change to the written tests at all - No new entry-level license class - No free upgrades or consolidations of existing licenses, except that all Technicians will essentially become Tech Pluses (in privileges but not in name). After re-reading the NPRM, I'm no longer so sure of that as I was. The appendix shows the new wording of the changed sections and the sections that show privileges have not been changed. So it may be that the FCC intends to keep the distinction between flavors of Tech and make the codeless Technicians upgrade to get any HF privileges. Their extensive discussion sections also seem to support that. Thirty pages including footnotes is a lot of details to digest. If approach is true, there are a lot of Technicians in for a shock. Anyway, I think the FCC needs to clarify that. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE |
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