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Bill Sohl wrote:
"John Smith" wrote in message news ![]() Bill: Frankly, I think you should have to take a CW test... IF, and I say IF, you are going to use CW, and perhaps they can "CW certify" a person to use code--otherwise let them only use phone and machine protocols... Do you also think one should take a keyboard (i.e. typing) test to certify ability to use digital modes? How about a speed profficiency test for using phonetics in voice mode? How about any electronic oriented questions if you are not going to ever build anything? Bottom line, there is no minimum code speed required for anyone to use morse code as a ham. That is the case now and has always been the case. A little bit more bottom line is that you cannot provide me with a regulatory function for any testing whatsoever. *Why* should there be any testing? - Mike KB3EIA - |
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