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"Dee Flint" wrote in
: "an old friend" wrote in message oups.com... Alun L. Palmer wrote: "John Smith" wrote in break There is one loose end, though. I read the NPRM to say that Tech+ would become closed, so that all new Techs would have to get element 3 to get on HF, but others have read it that all Techs would get Tech+ privileges. Does anyone know which is right? I read it as techs all tech end up with what amounts to what was once called tech plus, but anyone that claims to know what the result is likely to prove themselves a lair If you are talking about the US proposal, read the NPRM through a couple of times. They discuss this at great length. Techs will not get Tech+ privileges. Anyone who wants to increase their privileges will have to take a test. They specifically state that no one will get any changes in privileges. That is also consistent with the way the paragraphs will be reworded as shown in the appendix. Finally, one of the posters on eHam called the FCC on this and asked for and got clarification. He was told that Techs will not get Tech+ privileges. It is indeed the FCC's position that anyone desiring more than their current privileges must take the appropriate written test. Dee D. Flint, N8UZE That is how I read it too, but it was a little hard to be sure without a copy of Part 97 in front of me, plus a few people had made posts that interpreted it the other way. |
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